- - Dashes
- - Goes fast, old-style
- - Goes in haste (archaic word)
- - Speeds through Shakespeare?
- - Goes quickly, old-school
- - Rushes, quaintly
- - Rushes along in the past
- - Goes quick
- - Moves with speed
- - Shakes a leg
- - Gets a move on
- - Steps on it
- - Gets moving
- - Hastens, old-style
- - Goes apace
- - Hastens
- - Goes quickly, quaintly
- - Makes haste, old-style
- - Hurries, old-style
- - Gets out of here quick
- - Scurries
- - Moves speedily, old-style
- - Flees quickly
- - Scurries, old-style
- - Hotfoots it, old-style
- - Gets the lead out, quaintly
- - Hurries, quaintly
- - "Thus weary of the world, away she ......": Shak.
- - Gets a move on, quaintly
- - Hotfoots it
- - Makes a quick retreat
- - Gets the lead out
- - Retreats quickly
- - Goes in haste
- - Moves quick, archaically
- - Beats it
- - Doesn't dally
- - Makes haste, à la Shakespeare
- - Makes haste, la Shakespeare
- - Doesn't dawdle
- - Makes oneself scarce, so to speak
- - Tears along
- - Doth make tracks
- - Hurries along
- - Moves speedily
- - Zooms
- - Scampers
- - Gets a wiggle on
- - Doesn't tarry
- - Moves "on the double."
- - Goes swiftly.
- - Goes hastily.
- - Exclamations of greeting.
- - Departs expeditiously.
- - Rushes in the past
- - Moves in a hurry
- - Gets out of here quickly
- - Hustles
- - Old tar's shipmates
- - Goes fast
- - Goes in a hurry
- - Hurries
- - Moves quickly
- - Scoots
- - Moves fast
- - Goes speedily
- - Moves it
- - Rushes (along)
- - Spurs (on)
- - Rushes
- - Makes haste
- - Beats a hasty retreat
- - Heads for the hills
- - Tears
- - Speeds
- - Goes
- - Goes quickly
- - Takes off
- - Leaves in a hurry
- - Skedaddles
- - Makes tracks?
- - Leaves.
- - Hastens; he is (anag.)
- - Flees quickly, archaically
- - Makes tracks, quaintly
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