vamose

[ va-mohs ]

verb (used with or without object)

, va·mosed, va·mos·ing.

1. Older Use. vamoose.

Example Sentences

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

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

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

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

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

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