scoot over
The phrase "scoot over" is commonly used in informal settings to request someone to move slightly to make room for another person or object.
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Definition
B1Everyday Conversation
(informal)To move slightly to create space for someone or something else.
Example
- Could you scoot over a bit so I can sit down?
- She scooted over to make room for her friend on the bench.
B1Everyday Conversation
(informal)To slide an object to the side.
Example
- He scooted the chair over to the corner of the room.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "scoot over":
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