1. [informal] Move or shift slightly from a position
   "He scooched in his seat";
   - stir, shift, budge
    
2. Move, stay or pass through a narrow or squashed space
   "He had to scooch through the tight gap between the cars"
    
3. Take a low static position with bent knees, esp. to hide, be underneath something or be nearer the ground
   "scooch down to hide behind the low wall";
   - crouch, crouch down

Derived forms: scooched, scooching, scooches

Type of: move

Encyclopedia: Scooch