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verb-intransitive. To go suddenly and speedily; hurry.

v. Upper Southern U.S. To squirt with water: "I know I wouldn't scoot down no hog with no hose” ( Flannery O'Connor).

phrasal-verb. scoot over To move or slide to the side: Scoot that chair over.

n. A dollar.

n. a scooter.

v. this sense?) To walk fast; to go quickly; to run away hastily.

v. To ride on a scooter.

v. To move with the forelegs while sitting, so that the floor rubs against its rear end.

verb-intransitive. To walk fast; to go quickly; to run hastily away.

To flow or gush out suddenly and with force, as from a syringe.

To run, fly, or make off with celerity and directness; dart.

To eject with force, as from a syringe; squirt: as, to scoot water on one. Also skite.

n. A sudden gust or flow, as of water; hence, a quick, light motion as of something suddenly ejected from a confined place: as, a sudden scoot.

n. A syringe or squirt.

n. A scoter: as in the names batter-scoot, bladder-scoot, and blatherscoot of the ruddy duck, Erismatura rubida, in Virginia.

n. Same as scout.

To send or impel (something) with a quick, light motion at high speed.

n. Same as dray, 3.

v. run or move very quickly or hastily

"I use the word scoot as an synonym to a quick jaunt, a speedy drive."

scooted    scooting    scoots   

rush    hie    speed    belt along    step on it    race    rush along    pelt along    hasten    hotfoot   

plunge   

scoot over   

dart   

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