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scrooch

scrooch verb: to crouch, or hunker down.

Verb

scrooch (third-person singular simple present scrooches, present participle scrooching, simple past and past participle scrooched)

  1. (intransitive) To crouch, or hunker down.
    Synonyms:
    scrunch

Synonyms of scrooch

Forms of scrooch

third-person singular presentscrooches
present participlescrooching
past participlescrooched
pastscrooched
alternative formscrootch
alternative formscrouge

Questions about scrooch

What does scrooch mean?
Scrooch means to crouch, or hunker down.
What part of speech is scrooch?
Scrooch is a verb.
What is the past tense of scrooch?
The past tense of scrooch is scrooched.

Words near scrooch in the dictionary

  1. scromlette
  2. scromlettes
  3. Scronce
  4. Scronces
  5. Scrooby
  6. scrooch
  7. scrooched
  8. scrooches
  9. scrooching
  10. scrooge
  11. Scrooge McDuck

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