What is "scooted"

Usage examples of "scooted".

She dropped her keys into her pocket and scooted out of the car, stepping over the roots of an ancient oak.

Lindsey scooted around the tree trunk until she had a partial view of the action.

He scooted closer and took her hand in his, his thumb nervously fondling the tops of her fingers.

She scooted over to her side of the bed and dropped her feet to the floor.

She scooted over and made room for him to nudge his way in beside her.

She scooted up to the headboard and rolled into a ball with her knees tucked under her chin.

She scrambled to her feet, gathered her purse and coat and scooted across the bar to an empty spot four tables away.

He scooted down in the seat, leaned back on the headrest and closed his eyes.

Planting her palms on either side of her crossed legs, she lifted herself up, like a yogi levitating, and scooted over to make room for me.

He looked up, catching just a glimpse of their Peeping Tom as he scooted upward into the swirling air.

She scooted across the desk toward him, and he jumped out of his chair.

She snapped back her hand, scooted farther away and leaned against the wall, trying to get comfortable, trying to dislodge the overpowering urge to touch him.

He scooted into the corner while the stranger paced in front of the bed.

She scooted to her side of the seat, anchored her back against her impenetrable door.

Elsa Ramerez, a tiny woman with short, curly dark hair, tanned limbs, scooted around handing things to the photographer, signalling the rest of the crew, grabbing up bottled water or whatever other task was snapped out at her.