scoot·er
ˈ
sko͞odər/
Verb
1. To take up a more than reasonable amount of space so that one is able to go
lone wolf and have no one around them.
Noun
2. Some one who takes up too much space
- Parking diagonally across a drive way
"Her small car took up all the parking. She
scootered the driveway."
- Taking up a whole table so no one can work with you
"There is enough to room for four at that table but he is
scootering it by spreading his books around and throwing his jacket on the extra chairs."
- Laying on a park bench or public seating so no one will try and sit with you
a carry on a conversation Forest Gump style.
"I hate talking with strangers so I am just going to scooter these bus seats."
