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bug-out
noun- any hasty retreat; a dramatic evasive manoeuvre used by fighter pilots US
- If the feces really hits the fan, there are three points through which a man can run for the hills–rear exits in the trench called “bug-outs.” — Martin Russ, The Last Parallel, p. 116, 1957
- In these “bug-outs” the men sometimes threw away their weapons without firing a shot. It was this “bug-out” atmosphere that caused General Walker to make his “stand-or-die” order. — Don Lawson, The United States in the Korean War, p. 33, 1964
- For those situations in which barrel rolling didn’t work, McKeown devised a maneuver called the “bug out.” — Robert K. Wilcox, Scream of Eagles, p. 140, 1990
- a lively, wild time US
- His parents are away. It’s gonna be a bug-out. — Kids, 1995
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