noun a hasty or sudden departure
verb to leave hurriedly or quickly
Often used in a military context to describe a rapid retreat or hasty departure from a dangerous situation
Used informally to mean to leave quickly or suddenly
A writer may use 'skedaddle' in a playful or informal tone when describing a character's hasty departure from a scene in a novel or story.
A psychologist may use 'skedaddle' metaphorically when discussing avoidance or escape behaviors in therapy sessions.
A teacher may use 'skedaddle' humorously when telling students to quickly leave the classroom at the end of the day.
An actor may use 'skedaddle' as part of their character's dialogue in a comedic play or performance.
An event planner may use 'skedaddle' informally when directing staff or attendees to move quickly to another location during an event.