shove over
Scoot down, please
Shove over means to move aside to make room for someone else, typically on a bench, seat, or bed: Shove over, I want to sit down too.
The phrase is casual and direct, often used among friends or family.
It can also appear as shove up in British English.
makeroom
Depart hastily
- budgeShift or relent
- slideSmooth continuous movement
- shiftMovement or work period
- squeezeFirm bilateral compression
make space · nudge · reposition · shuffle · compress · accommodate · jostle · elbow
scoot
Depart hastily
squeeze · make space · nudge · reposition · shuffle · compress · accommodate · jostle · elbow · wedge
direction of movement
shove overstay put
Remain in place
squeeze in · hold your ground · stand firm · don't move · spread out
politeness/register
shove overexcuse me
Apology for minor intrusion
pardon me · I beg your pardon · after you · with your permission · please