17 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Scoot' in a Sentence

"To move quickly or hastily; dart." more

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I have been scooting through the pages of this thrilling mystery novel all night.

He had to scoot quickly to catch up with his friends who were already walking ahead.

He had been scooting his chair nervously during the intense meeting.

To reach the perfect fishing spot, the angler had to scoot along the riverbank.

By the time she arrives at the party, Tom will have been scooting around the dance floor.

The detective is scooting through the evidence to solve the case.

She scooted across the room to answer the ringing phone.

The children had scooted around the playground, full of laughter.

I have scooted through the pages of the novel, eager to know how the story unfolds.

The mouse quickly learns to scoot away whenever it hears the cat approaching.

The snail would scoot slowly across the garden path, leaving a slimy trail behind.

The delivery person has scooted down the street to drop off the package at the door.

Before the rain starts, the picnic-goers will have scooted indoors.

Maria is scooting to the library to return her books.

He was scooting through the crowded marketplace, searching for a rare book.

During the fire drill, students had to scoot calmly and swiftly towards the exit.

She was scooting through the gallery, admiring each piece of abstract art.

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