Scram
verb
To leave quickly in a hasty manner.
When he saw the police, he knew he had to scram.

Often appears as...
- scram out
- scram quickly
Usage tips
Informal
get out, take off, run away
verb
Used to express discontent or annoyance by demanding someone to leave.
After the argument, I just wanted him to scram.

Often appears as...
- scram now
- scram him off
Usage tips
Slang
beat it, hit the road, make tracks
verb
To leave quickly in a hasty manner.
When he saw the police, he knew he had to scram.

Often appears as...
- scram out
- scram quickly
Usage tips
Informal
get out, take off, run away
verb
Used to express discontent or annoyance by demanding someone to leave.
After the argument, I just wanted him to scram.

Often appears as...
- scram now
- scram him off
Usage tips
Slang
beat it, hit the road, make tracks
Definition 1 of 2

Urgency
This word conveys a sense of urgency and immediate action.
'When you see trouble, don't hesitate to scram!'
Informal Usage
Commonly found in casual conversations and slang.
'We needed to scram before the rain hit!'
Cultural Nuance
Often used in playful or rude contexts in varying cultures.
'He told the kids to scram when they made too much noise.'
Urgency
This word conveys a sense of urgency and immediate action.
'When you see trouble, don't hesitate to scram!'
Informal Usage
Commonly found in casual conversations and slang.
'We needed to scram before the rain hit!'
Cultural Nuance
Often used in playful or rude contexts in varying cultures.
'He told the kids to scram when they made too much noise.'
Urgency
This word conveys a sense of urgency and immediate action.
'When you see trouble, don't hesitate to scram!'
Informal Usage
Commonly found in casual conversations and slang.
'We needed to scram before the rain hit!'
Cultural Nuance
Often used in playful or rude contexts in varying cultures.
'He told the kids to scram when they made too much noise.'
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