ooch

She didn't really pull away, just ooched over a little, leaving two or three inches between us -- and I liked her better for it.

I still got sand stuck between my toes. I can feel it ooching around down there.

I mean, come on, unemployment is down for 3 straight months, and that's a good thing. In fact, unemployment claims, even they ooched up a tiny bit now, are for the last 3 or 4 months at all-time lows, which is encouraging in terms of what it says about the fundamentals of this economy.

There is one man I haven't mentioned, who quietlv, without any ostentation at all, circulaled among all the thousands of boys and girls, who had been "ooched" out of Johnsville when the guards were arrested, a fellow by the name of Rifkin.

An oocher, according to the The Encyclopedia Erratica, is a motorist who persists in ooching his speed to 35-miles-an-hour in a 30-mile zone. He also is the guy who insists on ooching another drink after the bars close.

We have often found that after a short period of "ooching" our way into a new venture, we need to change strategies and goals to take advantage of the new opportunities and markets that present themselves.

But if you are racing a boat without a chute, especially a single- hander, ooching is usually more effective.

Maybe he was trying to make up for all those crawdads, laughing at her ooching and owwing in that sticker patch.