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Antonyms:
dawdle,
linger
Often used in the same context:
scarper,
cor blimey,
hightail,
grovels,
sidle,
decamp,
halfwit,
fellate,
skedaddle,
boyo,
togged,
clobber,
pootle,
cagoule,
squiz,
botherer,
nobble,
eyrie,
saunter,
chivvy,
flog,
grumpiest,
scruffs,
charabanc,
poncey,
inveigled,
gazump,
knacker,
bolshie,
hols,
berk,
vamoose,
duffing,
blether,
doolally,
dodgier,
merrie,
skulk,
ponce,
poop deck,
pillock,
erm,
enamour,
natter,
pleb,
perve,
hullo,
splosh,
snigger,
loverly,
lovelies,
toodle,
chuff,
breeks,
larging,
frogmarch,
jape,
auld,
sassenach,
plotz,
pommy,
scran,
peckish,
bollock,
chunter,
cowpat,
deign,
flagellate,
chinwag,
cockneys,
chums,
chasten,
grannie,
morris dance,
tootle,
chirruped,
snootiest,
keelhauled,
lair,
stilettoed,
limbering,
hop,
shirty,
cadge,
flunkey,
trilby,
caff,
gadding,
gallivant,
clomp,
fuckwit,
shush,
unsheathe,
dafter,
spiv,
blimey,
nobs,
hearties,
emptily,
huzzah,
sleekit
More specific:
barge,
buck,
bustle,
bustle about,
charge,
dart,
dash,
flash,
hustle,
push forward,
scoot,
scud,
shoot,
shoot down,
stampede,
tear,
thrust ahead
More general:
go,
locomote,
move,
travel
Synonyms:
belt along,
bucket along,
cannonball along,
hasten,
hie,
pelt along,
race,
rush,
rush along,
speed
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