Skedaddle
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British pronunciation/skˈɛdædə‍l/
American pronunciation/skˈɛdædəl/

Definition & Meaning of "skedaddle"

to skedaddle
01

to run away hastily, often in a disorderly or hurried manner

Skedaddle
01

a hasty flight

skedaddle

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Example
Startled by the sudden appearance of the large dog, the smaller animals in the yard began to skedaddle in all directions.
When they heard the loud noise, the startled animals began to skedaddle into the safety of the nearby forest.
The protestors decided to skedaddle when they realized the authorities were dispersing the crowd.
The mischievous children, caught in the act, quickly skedaddled from the scene before anyone could reprimand them.
The misbehaving students knew it was time to skedaddle when the teacher entered the classroom with a stern expression.
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