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to move quickly from one place to another, usually with some kind of favorable intentions for the one who suggests "booking it" in the first place. Anna: Lets book it to next period!
Grace: Ugh, why? Anna: 'Cause I REALLY want to have enough time to see Josh before class! |
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to travel at high speed or hurry the fuck up Omar: "What are you doing?"
Gary: "Oh not too much, just trying to defuse this bomb before it blows up and kills thousands of people. You know." Omar: "Well you'd better book it. There are only 30 seconds left on the timer." Gary: "What? Oh yeah, I guess you're right. Well I'd better hurry the fuck up then." |
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to run very fast aka get the hell outta there i saw the cops and started bookin it
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to leave very quickly, vacate as fast as possible. when i saw the cops i just booked it
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To go somewhere very fast, to sprint. " you see joe run"
" hell yah, he booked it" " As soon as the cops came everyone just booked it" " fuck, my parents ...book it! " |
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to leave at once The cops are coming, lets book it!
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Dec 30, 2002
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To leave quickly.
Derived from 70's college slang when you had to leave a party to study. I'd like to stay and drink some more beer, but there's a chemistry test tomorrow and I have to book it.
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