Scoot Definition

sko͝ot
scooted, scooting, scoots
verb
scooted, scooting, scoots
To move or slide (something) quickly.
Webster's New World
To go or move quickly; hurry (off); dart.
Webster's New World
To squirt with water.
American Heritage
To slide as with short, jerky movements, esp. while seated.
Scoot over and make room for me on the bench.
Webster's New World

To ride on a scooter.

Wiktionary
Synonyms:
noun
scoots
The act of scooting.
Webster's New World

(slang) A dollar.

Wiktionary

(slang) A scooter.

I got a new scoot yesterday. It's a Gamma.
Wiktionary

Other Word Forms of Scoot

Noun

Singular:
scoot
Plural:
scoots

Origin of Scoot

  • Scots to eject, squirt probably of Scandinavian origin Old Norse skjōta to shoot

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

Scoot Sentence Examples

  • Scoot closer, and we can cuddle for warmth.

  • Wait for the fullback to run out and pick up his block, then scoot behind him and cut the play up the sideline.

  • Take them up on the chair lifts and then freewheel and scoot down the tracks and trails back to the village.

  • I think I need to scoot down to the Fiat dealer for a look.

  • Scoot down the aisles in my shopping trolley, I could go for miles in my shopping trolley.

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Words Starting With

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