Definition of scram
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Slang terms with the same meaning
Other terms relating to 'to go, leave, exit': |
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Definitions include: to leave. |
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Definitions include: to leave for now. |
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Definitions include: to disagree with someone; "that is nonsense". |
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Definitions include: to leave. |
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Definitions include: "scram" in Pig Latin. |
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Definitions include: to leave. |
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Definitions include: to leave. |
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Definitions include: to hurry, hustle, esp. when departing. |
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Definitions include: to go free from a criminal charge. |
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Definitions include: messy, trashy, or dilapidated. |
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Definitions include: to leave. |
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Definitions include: To leave somewhere, preferably quickly. |
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Definitions include: statement of shock or surprise; doubt or disagreement; or disapproval. |
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Definitions include: to leave. |
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Definitions include: to move quickly. |
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Slang terms with the same root words
Other terms relating to 'scram': |
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Definitions include: a non-descript person. a nobody. |
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