1) Abscond 2) Absquatulate 3) Amscray 4) Armada almost making escape 5) Artist born near Bern 6) Attempt an escape 7) Bailey, or jump bail 8) Be on the lam 9) Beat a hasty retreat 10) Beat a retreat 11) Beat it 12) Bolt 13) Break away 14) Break away from 15) Break out 16) Bunk 17) Cut and run 18) Cut out 1) Abscond 2) Absquatulate 3) Bolt 4) Bunk 5) Burn rubber 6) Disperse 7) Elope 8) Escape 9) Getaway 10) Hightail it 11) Hit the road 12) Lam 13) Make a run for it 14) Make tracks 15) Run 16) Runaway 17) Runfrom 18) Scarper 19) Scat 20) Turntail 21) Vanish 
• (v. i.) To run away, as from danger or evil; to avoid in an alarmed or cowardly manner; to hasten off; -- usually with from. This is sometimes omitted, making the verb transitive.
Flee (flē) intransitive verb [ imperfect & past participle Fled (flĕd); present participle & verbal noun Fleeing .] [ Middle English fleon , fleen , Anglo-Saxon fleón ( imperf . fleáh )...
[v] - to run away
fly 3 take flight verb run away quickly; `He threw down his gun and fled`
[Social studies terms] run away quickly run away quickly