skedaddle

She'd hear them coming and skedaddle out of the way.

"You would try to skedaddle and be caught within an hour."

A patrol came out looking for them and they had to skedaddle.

At least she skedaddled and led us right up to the others."

"Got so late I just skedaddled through the gate and on out to them islands."

"Let's skedaddle and not stop until we reach the stream."

"Why would these four pick this night to skedaddle out of town?

I guess they picked up your response to our distress call and skedaddled.

Just up and left the field and skedaddled to safety.

I could skedaddle up a rope faster than almost anybody in my class.

"You reckon we can put enough of a scare on their general to make him turn around and skedaddle?"

"Now, skedaddle on out of here, before we turn you into a doorstop."

"How's about I just skedaddle, and you figure this out and call me?"

As interesting as the conversation was getting, I needed to skedaddle.

Wont he skedaddle, As he's well used to do.

Then, just as startlingly, he skedaddled to Cairo and anonymity.

"You better skedaddle because I see your shadow just perfect against the lantern.

He skedaddled from the rec area, and the boarding party wants him back."

She hands me a list and I skedaddled.

He looked a question, but she hooked a thumb over her shoulder and he skedaddled.

"You think maybe this machine man has skedaddled?"

"The only thing he's liable to tell you is to skedaddle if you ask him about the past.

He picked up his portmanteau, boarded a steamboat, and skedaddled.

Stunned, the lad moved forward to pursue his brother, shuddered back, and skedaddled.

They lost hundreds of men as prisoners in what was called "a wild skedaddle."

Only Morton the Magnificent would use a word like "skedaddle."

Just drink your drink and skedaddle or be ready to go to jail.

This skedaddle is a disgrace, nothing else but.

Except that with these amps the running seemed to be in the wrong direction: a furious skedaddle, not a chase.

A real running expert on smash and skedaddle.

That discouraged the rest considerably, and what was supposed to be a fake skedaddle turned real mighty fast."

"Still no excuse for that skedaddle," Bell said.

Take your coffee cup and skedaddle.

My word, you should have seen Mischief skedaddle!'

She knows I've arrived to do my job and, after a thorough tour, will hand me a comprehensive list of emergency numbers and skedaddle.

"And then," said Tor, "we might want to get back to the lander and skedaddle."

And this latest, this here, is just a skedaddle, nothin' else but.

The oft-repeated ultimatum, surrender or die, may have been less apt a slogan for the situation than skedaddle and live.

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"Look at that helicopter skedaddle!"

Then, to Cater: 'I think you better skedaddle.'

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"Mr. Call, go rouse the men--we better skedaddle," Scull said.