Browsing page 8 of words meaning to go, leave, exit (138 words total)

• to run away.

  I saw 'em comin' and hoofed it home.

  Last edited on Mar 30 2013. Submitted by John Kitus from Boise, ID, USA on Jan 26 2012.

verb

• to walk.

                                                                                          
  
  Citation from "Pilot", The Tick (TV), Season 1 Episode 1 (2001) blacked out to resolve Google's penalty against this site.

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  Last edited on Oct 14 2011. Submitted by Walter Rader (Editor) from Sacramento, CA, USA on Sep 09 2009.

• I'm leaving/going.

  I'm out. Peace!

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  Last edited on May 01 2013. Submitted by jamie from New York, NY, USA on Jul 11 2002.

• to leave.

  It's quitting time, guys. I'm out.

  Last edited on May 03 2013. Submitted by Joel J. from St Paul, MN, USA on Feb 15 2003.

• to leave.

  We're about to be up.

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  Last edited on May 10 1998. Submitted by NepToes from Chicago, IL, USA on May 10 1998.

noun

• a song.

  This is my jam!

                            
  
                                                                                                                                                          
  
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  Last edited on Apr 11 2013. Submitted by Walter Rader (Editor) from Sacramento, CA, USA on Dec 17 2012.

noun - uncountable

• money.

  I gotta make that jam.

  Last edited on Apr 21 2011. Submitted by Anonymous on Apr 20 2011.

verb

• to leave.

  I really gotta jam.

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  Last edited on Nov 07 1998. Submitted by Robert G. from Riverside, CA, USA on Nov 07 1998.

• to play an instrument with great intensity. Also jam out.

  The guitar player jammed out at the concert last night!

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  Last edited on Oct 01 2001. Submitted by Anonymous on Oct 01 2001.

• to improvise music with other musicians.
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  Last edited on Aug 11 2009. Submitted by Walter Rader (Editor) from Sacramento, CA, USA on Aug 11 2009.

• to show off

  Last edited on May 05 2010. Submitted by Cri(s)ta'.' from Huntington Beach, CA, USA on Apr 21 2010.

verb

• to go away, to get kicked out

  If ya don't like it then kick rocks.

  Last edited on Apr 25 2013. Submitted by Cyndi from CA, USA on Mar 03 2000.

• to leave or exit.

  Hey y'all, I'm 'bout to kick rocks.

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  Last edited on Apr 25 2013. Submitted by Alicia from Mountain View, CA, USA on Nov 25 2001.

• used in the imperative as a signal of angry dismissal.

  No you can't come, go kick rocks!

  Last edited on Apr 25 2013. Submitted by Anonymous on Apr 25 2013.

• request for another to stop speaking on the current idea or thought that is being discussed at the time.

  No one wants to hear your complaining, kick rocks!

  Last edited on Apr 25 2013. Submitted by Anonymous on Apr 25 2013.

• a sarcastic no.

  Can you ride in my new car? Kick rocks!

  Last edited on Apr 25 2013. Submitted by Anonymous on Apr 25 2013.

verb

• to leave.

  We're late. Let's make like a baby and head out.

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  Last edited on Feb 22 2013. Submitted by Walter Rader (Editor) from Sacramento, CA, USA on Feb 22 2013.

verb - intransitive

• to leave.

  Yo, I am about to merk.

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  Last edited on Apr 14 1999. Submitted by Majid Q. from Ocean City, NJ, USA on Apr 14 1999.

• to run or make a quick escape.

  I was cutting class and I saw a security guard coming, so I merked out of there.

  Last edited on Jan 28 2008. Submitted by Anonymous from CT, USA on Jan 28 2008.

verb - transitive

• to steal or take without permission.

  That shirt is pretty nice, I might have to merk that off of you.

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  Last edited on Dec 20 2002. Submitted by Jessica S. from San Francisco, CA, USA on Dec 20 2002.

• to kill.

  Man if you keep running your mouth I'm going to merk you.

  Last edited on May 20 2004. Submitted by Leonard R. from Saint Petersburg, FL, USA on May 20 2004.

• to defeat someone as in a game or competition

  Last edited on May 20 2004. Submitted by Leonard R. from Saint Petersburg, FL, USA on May 20 2004.