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1.
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UK
Australia
informal
colloquial
To leave a place quickly or quietly, especially to avoid attention or an unwelcome situation.
2.
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UK
informal
colloquial
To avoid or withdraw from a duty, responsibility, or commitment; to escape an obligation.
3.
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UK
informal
To step away from an activity or event for a short period without formal notice.
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