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- verb Present participle of
scoot .
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Examples
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Out in the open if he was to take the idea of scooting off a tweak from the gag would be fine to keep him inline but he knows that the snaffle means less brakes and less confidence from me.
unknown title 2009
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Remember when you see these polls that McCain is kind of scooting by untouched right now.
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BECK: And is there any -- is there any thought of maybe just kind of scooting it onto a barge and shipping it to some other country?
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BECK: And is there any -- is there any thought of maybe just kind of scooting it onto a barge and shipping it to some other country?
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COLLINS: But -- and so she keeps kind of scooting over to where it might be just a little bit warmer with all of that hay.
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And we'll see that, as we look at some of these live wind speeds, kind of scooting across the coastline, 27 there.
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She kept putting past our office building so I was glad to see it wasn't a co-worker I had just honked and threatened with my "scooting" hand signal.
BALL UPDATE! BALL UPDATE! unclebob 2001
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Not for me was the pleasure of "scooting" down the winding path before school-time to put my bottle against a mossy log, where the sunlit water might dance and ripple against its creamy whiteness.
The Alpine Path: The Story of My Career Lucy Maud 1917
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You have a vast array of moves on offer, such as scooting up the walls of a narrow passage, doing a swat turn across an opening or grabbing unsuspecting victims in a chokehold.
unknown title 2009
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Have you ever seen your beloved dog or cat unceremoniously "scooting" their hind-parts on your beautiful new carpet?
xokristin commented on the word scooting
Just for fun
February 17, 2010