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scram Definition and Meaning in English (scram definition)

interjection
Synonyms:get outbeat itshoo
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Scram definition: Used as an imperative to tell someone to leave quickly and abruptly.

Definitions of Scram

  1. 1interjection(informal)

    Used as an imperative to tell someone to leave quickly and abruptly.

  2. 2verb(colloquial)

    To leave a place quickly, especially when told to do so in an abrupt or rude manner.

Example Sentences

casual

“The kids yelled, 'Scram!' at the stray dog.”

informal

“Just scram, I don't want to see you here anymore.”

Synonyms

get outbeat itshoobegone

Antonyms

stayremaincome in

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past tensescrammed
past participlescrammed
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Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

scram out of hereexpression

An emphatic way of telling someone to leave immediately.

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Scram definition: Used as an imperative to tell someone to leave quickly and abruptly.
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