vamose

[ va-mohs ]

verb (used with or without object)

, va·mosed, va·mos·ing.

1. Older Use. vamoose.

Example Sentences

When the cackle of females strikes my ear, I jest vamose, for they make me skeered, And I sorter suspicion I skeer them too, with my hulking form, and my bushy beard!

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"I'll receive him while you two vamose."

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Jack Gurney, you'd best vamose this ranch to-night.

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"Why, you see, Miss Darrell, the fact was, I was what you call expelled,—which being translated from the original Greek into plain slang, the chosen language of young America,—means I was politely requested to vamose."

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Ev’rybody please vamose–’ceptin’ the Perfessor.”

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