Away
Away adjective - Not close in time or space.
Scoot and away are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Scoot" instead a interjection "Away".
Scoot
Scoot verb - To proceed or move quickly.
Away and scoot are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Away" instead a interjection "Scoot".
Nearby Words: scooter, scooting
Both words in one sentence
- Otherwise you'll find yourself hated by all of your friends while said sibling get's away with no punishment scoot-free.
Source: Anvilicious / Western Animation -
In The Prince of Tennis, Kaidou Kaoru always eats lunch alone... the the point that the other students in his class scoot their desks away from his in order to give him a wide berth.
Source: Eating Lunch Alone - Stein prompts her to scoot in her chair away to the corner of the table.
Source: Webcomic / Blood Stain
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