depart+quickly
31Vamoose — (chiefly US) make off; decamp; depart quickly …
32skedaddle — Australian Slang depart quickly …
33vamoose — Australian Slang (chiefly US) make off; decamp; depart quickly …
34track — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) v. t. trail, follow, scent; explore; traverse. See pursuit. n. trace, trail, wake; vestige; foot prints, spoor, scent; path, course; succession; rails; race track, [race]course, turf, cinders; foot… …
35cut and run — Meaning To depart quickly. Origin A naval reference, originally meaning cutting the cable and running before the wind …
36sixteened — Unpopulated or to depart quickly. For my cousin who would state, EVERY TIME, when she would attend an event, see a movie or go to a club where very few people had shown up: Are you kidding? There was like, sixteen people there. Odd that the bar… …
37sixteened — Unpopulated or to depart quickly. For my cousin who would state, EVERY TIME, when she would attend an event, see a movie or go to a club where very few people had shown up: Are you kidding? There was like, sixteen people there. Odd that the bar… …
38do a bunk — to urinate Literally, to depart quickly. There are numerous slang and dialect phrases meaning to urinate or to defecate which employ the verb to do. I have listed many, slash for example, under the noun, because slashes etc. are had, done,… …
39powder — noun 1》 fine, dry particles produced by the grinding, crushing, or disintegration of a solid substance. 2》 a cosmetic in this form applied to a person s face. 3》 dated a medicine in this form. 4》 loose, dry newly fallen snow. 5》 gunpowder. verb… …
40skedaddle — [skɪ dad(ə)l] verb informal depart quickly. Origin C19: of unknown origin …
