scrooched

/skruːtʃt/
verb
  1. Past tense of scrooch: crouched, squeezed, or huddled into a smaller space.
    • He scrooched down behind the wall to avoid being seen.
    • She scrooched into the tiny closet to grab the suitcase.
    • The children scrooched together on the bench to share a blanket.
Synonyms
adjective
  1. In a crouched or squeezed position; huddled closely.
    • The scroocched posture made it hard to breathe.
    • They sat scrooched on the floor because there weren't enough chairs.
    • The scrooched figure in the corner turned out to be a sleeping cat.
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