Definition of vamoose
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Slang terms with the same meaning
Other terms relating to 'to go, leave, exit ':
Definitions include: to withdraw.
Definitions include: to leave, or peel out
Definitions include: leaving, often quickly.
Definitions include: to defecate.
Definitions include: to vomit
Definitions include: a person who has both street and book knowledge.
Definitions include: to leave or go.
Definitions include: to leave.
Definitions include: to leave.
Definitions include: "goodbye"; "see you later".
Definitions include: To leave.
Definitions include: to go.
Definitions include: to leave.
Definitions include: leaving.
Definitions include: to leave a place in disgust, usually as a result of finding it boring.
Slang terms with the same root words
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Definitions include: a vulnerable person.
Definitions include: contact between an ear and a boob (breast.)
Definitions include: the vulva, especially if unshaven.
Definitions include: Darn, con-sarnit, darnit, dangit, dag-nabbit, dang, dangit, derby, doam, etc. Used to express frustration in place of explicative language.
Definitions include: "See (one) later ", i.e. "Goodbye".
Definitions include: to take advantage of; "cheat", "swindle".
Definitions include: prison.
Definitions include: to measure or weight a melon , especially used in commercial agriculture
Definitions include: a hoser that screws anybody with a dick.
Definitions include: to understand.
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