(n) escape
getaway
evasion
(P)
(n) leaving drinks unpaid for
(n) stealing a ride
stolen ride
(v1,vi) to escape
to run away
(P)
(n) way of escape
(n) preparing to flee
being ready to run away
(n) refuge
escape
(n) mirage
(n) running away
escaping on foot
(P)
(n) way out
means to escape
escape route
(P)
(n) front-runner
(iK) (n) way out
means to escape
escape route
(n,vs) night flight (without paying)
skipping out by night
moonlight flit
(n,vs) (uk) hit-and-run accident causing personal injury
(n,vs) (uk) hit-and-run accident causing personal injury
(n) (sl) (vulg) having sex with a woman and then breaking off contact with her (esp. after telling her that you love her)
wham-bam-thank-you-ma'am
hit it and quit it
fuck and chuck
(n) (obsc) ping pong dash
ding dong dash
(n) leaving drinks unpaid for
(n) (sl) (vulg) having sex with a woman and then breaking off contact with her (esp. after telling her that you love her)
wham-bam-thank-you-ma'am
hit it and quit it
fuck and chuck
(vs) (1) to make off with (something)
to abscond
(adj-f) (2) stolen
absconded (with)
(n) running away from a debt
(n) quitting while one is ahead
(n) stealing a ride
stolen ride
(n,vs) running away without paying for food
bilk
(n) reaching first base safely due to opponent's error
(n,vs) hit-and-run accident causing property damage
(v5r,vi) to run from place to place
(v5r,vi) to scurry home
to run home
to fly back
(v5r) to take flight
to disappear
(n) evasive answer
excuse