skidadle

When you leave after doing something bad

oh shit i just dropped a glass on the floor in the store, lets skidadle

by Pvwt February 11, 2020

Skeddadle

Skeddadle - to run off or away hurriedly. Also scodaddle
Probable origin: Since both the Irish word “sgedadol,” meaning “scattered,” and the Scottish word ”skiddle,” meaning “to spill or scatter”, have the same meaning as the Greek "scedasis", meaning "scatter", it seems obvious that they both started out as Greek, and thus, that skedaddle is derived from Greek, "skedastikós", meaning, "able to disperse, equivalent to skedast(ós) dispersable" (verbid of skedannýnai to scatter, disperse).

All of you kids need to skeddadle and stay out of trouble.

by korbo1 January 11, 2020

skeedadle

to bounce; to cut out the place; to leave.

It's the police, we gots ta skeedadle!

by Dan January 5, 2005

Skedaddle

To hurry somewhere.

Person 1: There's a party at Alison's right now! You coming?
Person 2: Hell yah! Let's skedaddle!

by PandaGirl xox May 30, 2016

Battle or Skedaddle

A more informal synonym for fight or flight, referring to an animals instinct to either fight or run when threatened.

When we got near that raccoon, it instantly went into battle or skedaddle mode.

by King Loaf June 2, 2018

Skedaddle

To leave in a hurry; connotes flight from risk,

I'm going to get a shileighly after you - you better skedaddle

by Roscoe the Artful Dodger May 24, 2019

Skidadle

When you've got to leave very quickly because you're in trouble or you have been kicked out

Rando: Oi you get out here skidadle

Rando 2: Alright not sure why I'm getting kicked out of the bar

by Joesph Matronicks June 11, 2020