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scrunch down

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scrunch something down (into something)
1. to squeeze something into a smaller size or shape. He scrunched the wad of paper down into a hard ball. Liz scrunched down the cloth into a pad for the hot pan. Scrunch the boxes down before you throw them away.
2. to pack something tightly into something. Dave scrunched his clothing down into the drawer and closed it. Dave scrunched down his clothing into the suitcase.
See also: scrunch

scrunch down

to squeeze or huddle down into a smaller shape. Mary scrunched down, trying to hide behind the chair. The children scrunched down so they wouldn't be seen.
See also: scrunch


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However, no matter how you place them in a car seat, newborns scrunch down into one little corner.
If you want to avoid having to scrunch down to have the jets reach your back, you will want to look for a Jacuzi Spa with plenty of jets and a more powerful motor.
Scrunch down and look up, try and feel for any binding or tightness to see if any of your movements are restrained in any way by your potentiality new backpack.
 
 
 
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