book v.2
(US campus) to leave, to go fast.
![]() | Pulling a Train’ (2012) [ebook] The one downstairs is gone; and if they [i.e. the police] don’t hurry, Andy’ll book, too. | ‘A Girl Named Poison’ in|
![]() | Campus Sl. Nov. 1: book – to leave [...] to move quickly. | |
![]() | Fields of Fire (1980) 216: Bagger, you book on out o’ here, man. I gotta rap with a brother, hear? | |
![]() | Sl. U. 43: I’m already fifteen minutes late for class, I’d better book! | |
![]() | 🎵 You bookin from the scene cause ya couldn’t hold ya own. | ‘Something Good’|
![]() | (con. 1986) Sweet Forever 38: ‘Funny, him taking off like that.’ ‘I know. I wonder why he booked.’. | |
![]() | Campus Sl. Nov. 1: book it – move in a hurry. | |
![]() | Wire ser. 2 ep. 12 [TV script] Mozone booked out. We worse off than when he came. | ‘Port in a Storm’|
![]() | Drama City 150: Now it was an avenue of escape for those who wanted to book out on foot. | |
![]() | Word Is Bone [ebook] So Junie knew he was bound to get his ass beat, and [...] just booked it. | |
![]() | Straight Dope [ebook] That’s me calling after him, but he’s booking hard. |