flyoff
/ˈflaɪɒf/Definitions
1. noun
an instance of flying away, typically in a sudden or hasty manner
“The bird’s flyoff from the nest was a dramatic sight.”
2. verb
to fly away, especially in a sudden or hasty manner
“The horses will fly off if you open the gate too quickly.”
3. verb
to depart or leave suddenly, especially in a state of excitement or panic
“The crowd began to fly off as soon as the concert started.”