scooch

v. to move the buttocks over, around or up and down.

Scooch over, make some room for mama on the couch.

by Jacomba February 27, 2004

scooch

a small amount. either of movement or substance.

Scooch that picture down on the left.
Scooch over a bit and let me in.
Just give me a scooch of that cheesecake.

by hi-phi September 29, 2005

scooch

to be a pest or annoyance

don't be a scooch, my little sister is such a scooch

by Chelsea Martin January 14, 2008

scooch

A person that finds amusement in annoying and provoking a person or a JMI.

You can be so annoying, I wish you would just stop being a scooch!

by scooch April 13, 2005

scooch

A combination of scoot and tush, as in "scoot your tush." Also has elements of smoosh.

Scooch over--I can't fit in.

by Ronacrone October 12, 2009

scooch

To move or drag one's rear end along the ground or floor. Mostly used to describe the motion a dog performs after a bowl movement to wipe off excess excrement -- using the front legs to pull his body along while in a sitting position.

Also spelled "skooch"

The dog lifted both his feet when he scooched his buttocks across the grass.

by Dorothy June 20, 2006

scooch

To crouch down, or to get down lower

you will have to scooch down to cet through the doorway

by Anonymous October 24, 2003