Verb:

पळून जाणे,

scudded's Usage Examples:

well knowing, that the dead Lion, from whose presence, they formerly scudded away, with terror, and, at whose voice they trembled through every nerve.

Vettriano"s style has been compared to those of Hopper and Sickert, and his scudded beaches to those of Boudin.

When the wind changed Vandal fire ships were scudded into the fleet causing its ruin.

Scuds are frequently associated with weak monosyllables, duplex tilts, and scudded rhymes.

An eyeball scudded past, then a tongue.

south of St Nicholas" Island (now Drake"s Island), parted both anchors and scudded through the sound under bare poles to the entrance of the Cattewater.

Sequences of scudded lines are short.

prevail"d, That, pitiless perforce, They left their outcast mate behind, And scudded still before the wind.

common than scudded lines.

in April 1833 that "It blew half a gale of wind; but it was fair " we scudded before it.

The captain "scudded" the vessel, putting her before the blast.

Though only a few clouds scudded across the sky, we heard what sounded like thunder in the distance.

As she scudded she became waterlogged.

Synonyms:

plunge, rush along, hotfoot, cannonball along, belt along, tear, dart, race, rush, dash, hie, shoot, buck, speed, flash, step on it, pelt along, bucket along, scoot, shoot down, charge, hasten,

Antonyms:

credit, disclaim, positive charge, negative charge, linger,