How to pronounce “do the dash”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• (MLE, idiomatic) To hurriedly part with one’s current location, to escape, to flee the scene.

Practice Nearby Words

cut a dash, get out of dodge, do a runner, make a run for it, smash and dash, beat a hasty retreat, cut and run, take to one's heels, make a break for it, cut one's lucky, leg it, dart about, take flight, mosey, hump it, dine and dash, shoot off, bedash, run along, take one's leave, get the lead out, hit the road, make tracks, take a flying leap, di di mau, walk away from, dash off, give someone the slip, hit the trail, tazz, drive off, go on one's merry way, run for one's life, take one's hook, cut stick, get moving, hit the pavement, get a move on, jump and dump, break away, jump out, run for the hills, gas and dash, make a move, go about one's day, take it on the lam, move it, drive away, be in and out, pull up stakes, run through, up and leave, duck out, go about one's business, run for it, give chase, race out of the traps, nash, go out with a bang, top one's boom, step it, grab and go, run off, skip town, fly the coop, dash down, hit-skip, scat, make one's exit, dip out, make off with, dust, run a mile, rip along, blaze a trail, bust a move, hightail it, fly out of the traps, skip out, shake off the dust from one's feet, come and go, hit and run, hit it, dodge a bullet, blow town, dodge the column, take to the hills, take a walk, storm off, beat feet, doss around, get a wiggle on, flit, slip off, run away, do one, book it, shoot out, leap into action, jump in

Similar Sounds

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