hightailing (it) (Meaning)

hightailing (it)

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The burglar hightailed it out of the house as the police sirens approached.
The cheater hightailed it to the other side of the room to avoid being confronted.
The embarrassed child hightailed it away from the playground after tripping and falling.
The startled deer hightailed it through the forest after hearing a loud noise.
The late employee hightailed it to the office to avoid getting into trouble.
The mischievous toddler hightailed it behind the couch to hide from his parents.
The cowardly soldier hightailed it out of the battlefield, leaving his comrades behind.
The desperate traveler hightailed it to the train station to catch the last train home.
The anxious student hightailed it to the library to cram for his upcoming exam.
The cunning thief hightailed it with the stolen jewels, disappearing into the night.

running, beating it, flying, retreating, bolting, turning tail, escaping, running away,fleeing, making tracks

remaining, hanging around, daring,facing, defying, confronting, braving, dwelling, sticking around,lingering

The burglar hightailed it out of the house as the police sirens approached.

The cheater hightailed it to the other side of the room to avoid being confronted.

The embarrassed child hightailed it away from the playground after tripping and falling.

The startled deer hightailed it through the forest after hearing a loud noise.