vamoose
/væmuʊs/Definitions
1. verb
to leave quickly, often in a hurry, especially in order to avoid trouble or confrontation
“The witness vamoosed the scene as soon as the police arrived.”
2. noun
a quick departure, especially from a place or situation
“After the argument, there was a general vamoose from the party.”
3. verb
to leave a place or situation suddenly, especially in a way that is considered rude or abrupt
“She vamoosed the meeting without explanation, leaving everyone confused.”