bolter
/ˈboʊltər/Definitions
1. noun
A person who bolts or a device used to bolt something, especially a tool for driving spikes into a railroad tie.
“The team’s bolter helped them fix the damaged track in record time.”
2. verb
To bolt or to shoot out suddenly, especially a gun or a missile.
“The ship’s defense system would bolter to respond to incoming fire.”
3. verb
To leave suddenly, especially from work or a place of duty, without permission or notice.
“He was fired after bolting from the meeting without explanation.”
4. noun
A player who bolts, especially in the sport of rugby.
“The bolter on the opposing team cost his team the game.”