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bug out

verb

Their company, Ready to Go Survival, sells prepacked survival, or “bug out,” bags and kits.

He shimmies, he shakes, he waves his arms, his eyes bug out of his head—all in the service of some wonderfully breezy pop ditties.

When I went to first grade, people would be asking me and my family—people would kind of bug out on this.

The way he can tell things to make a galoots eyes bug out is a whole lot remarkable.

And you can't beat the bug out if your heart's soft; the bug'll win—it's a hundred-to-one on him.

I flew the Bug out to sea, and in a few minutes we spotted our yacht, and signaled it to stop on another island.

Grant gave a supreme heave and the colonel went sprawling like a straddle bug out onto the gravel.

April 18, 2024petrichor

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