vamose

[ va-mohs ]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

verb (used with or without object)

, va·mosed, va·mos·ing.

In 1872, Barter was cowhided by a woman, and a committee formally requested the editor to vamose the town!

And if we warn off the passengers from going this trip, and let the stage go up empty, Bob would suspect something and vamose.

Now if you're just havin' a little fun with me, Shark, put your gun up, and we'll get on Bolivar and vamose.

To vamose (from the Spanish vamos, let us go), came in at the same time.

We mounted our ponies, old Jerry called out in a cherry tone, "Vamose!"

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