Flee; take to one's heels; cut and run.
1 Didn't I give you six hours to fly the coop ?
2 Because the goose was about to fly the coop .
3 We'll leave you here and fly the coop .
4 Just in case you were wondering where the expression ' fly the coop ' comes from, they're amazing escape artists.
5 Or if I asked the same question differently, was there a connection between our raid on Charabi's office and Bian's decision to fly the coop ?
6 I feared history had repeated itself, and Mo had flown the coop .
7 That pigeon has flown the coop . Mister Cross looked up at Suzy.
8 Ah done flew the coop , Andy, he said in a low voice.
9 Not liking the accommodations, I took the first chance and flew the coop .
10 And chooks really can replace children who have flown the coop .
11 As I say, on the third day I flew the coop .
12 Any vestige of humor he had left had flown the coop .
13 I was beginning to wonder if he and Mrs. Lezander hadn't flown the coop .
14 The doctor looked at Woodward as if the magistrate's senses had flown the coop .
15 A rust-filled rare Aussie muscle car has flown the coop for a huge sum.
16 Rumor has it that Bobby Brown has flown the coop .
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