The race of time may leave you behind if you slumber / I won the first 5-lap race / the soldiers of old were a tough breed / the white race
In my hurry to leave, I knocked over a pile of books / there's really no need to hurry / the doctor was hurried to the patientĭurh, nrm, shad, ahtsnk, raryh, seesp, rsnipk, rfl, mgyfli, otkso, aent, stcks, nibrts, Rush, hasten, speed, run, dash, hustle, scoot, race, accelerate, scurry, fly, quicken, He hastened to refute the assertion / he hastened to add that I wasn't among those who would be criticized Hurry, rush, speed, race, run, accelerate, dash, expedite, scoot, hustle, sprint, fly, He keeps on flitting from one job to another / Like a bee flitting from flower to flower, Rose flitted from one boyfriend to the next. He made a dash for the door / she made a dash for the door / A dash of lemonĭepart, flee, abscond, vamoose, fly, leave, bolt, escape, run away, run off, scram,Įscape, decamp, abscond, fly, take flight, depart, run away, bolt, skip, skedaddle, cutĪll shopkeepers closed their shops and fled the / All shopkeepers closed their shops and fled the market as soon as roiters entered the area / a man was shot.įly, run, flutter, dart, flicker, rush, bolt, flitter, hover, sail, speed, flash, Rush, hurry, run, race, sprint, scoot, dart, speed, zip, fly, hasten, spirit, tear, Research is also being carried out in England into the possible use of. She was the dartest girl on the basketball team. Rush, bolt, dash, run, fly, scoot, sprint, race, speed, hasten, hurry, tear, shoot, She sat bolt upright, staring straight. He locked the bolts on the doors / Before he cut into the bolt of canvas, he measured how much fabric he would need. He absconded from police custody / The teller who absconded with the bonds went uncaptured until someone recognized him from his photograph on America's Most.įly, lock, dart, dash, run, latch, pin, rush, flee, decamp, escape, race, abscond, Speed, rush, run, bolt, race, flee, dash, hurry, dart, hasten, flit, scoot, tear, abscond, decamp, sail, shoot, zoom, skedaddle, take off,Ĭrawl, remain, confront, face, stay, walk, land, unalert, abide, creep, dally, dare, dawdle, devour, dillydally, drag, dwell, linger, loiter, plod,ĭecamp, flee, escape, run away, fly, run off, bolt, disappear, make off, take flight,
⇒ the wrong flag was flying from the pole ⇒ the window flew open and knocked down the pot ⇒ Interesting alternatives are Velcro straps or, if the shorts fit perfectly, stylish button flies. ⇒ The bees fly to the garden to collect necter
⇒ The bees fly to the garden to collect necter I normally fly to save time Her skirt was flying in the strong wind The rumours of a coup were flying thick and fast The same word also means a flying insect / an opening at the crotch of a pair of pants, closed with a zipper or buttons and typically covered with a flap.,
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