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Skedaddle

Sometimes, Marlin just has to Skedaddle.
by Zoo-wee-mama October 25, 2017
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Skedaddle

Guy: Well I better Skedaddle on outta here
Girl: Ah alright, see you later :)
by Some Guy Named Luke June 18, 2011
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camel skedaddle

When a woman has a camel toe and one of her lips escape the confines of the attire.
Her shorts were soo short, her camel toe became a camel skedaddle. She definitely waxes.
by IWANTJEN July 26, 2016
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skidadle

oh shit i just dropped a glass on the floor in the store, lets skidadle
by Pvwt February 11, 2020
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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
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skeedadle

to bounce; to cut out the place; to leave.
It's the police, we gots ta skeedadle!
by Dan January 5, 2005
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skedadle

Her mom told her to skedadle
by Kris Parker November 27, 2015
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