" fugitive "

 [ "Fugitive" ]

1: A game created in Saratoga, CA that traditionally takes place in the Golden Triangle but can be applied to any suburban area. Fugitive involves anywhere from 10-25 high school kids, usually upperclassmen. The point of the game is to run from one central place (such as a school) to another central place (such as a local store) while other players chase the runners in cars. The rules are simple, no taking major roads, no cheating, runners get a several minute head start, and you must make it to your final destination in under 45 minutes. Fugitive games always take place at nighttime or anytime when it’s dark. Jumping into random yards, hiding in bushes, and trying to camouflage in shadows are the norm. The runners usually win as it only takes one runner to constitute a victory for the runners. The drivers typically have another person riding with them in the car. Their job is to jump out and tag the runner or call out his/her name if they are clearly identifiable. Once a runner is tagged or called out, they join the driver and ride in the car until the end of the game. Unfortunately, many Fugitive games end up being cut short by the arrival of the cops as some residents see the kids and mistake them for burglars or shady people trying to rob them. If the cops come, they usually come in force, three to four squad cars is not uncommon. Sometimes they'll let you go, other times they'll take names down.

  * e.g.,  ... Guy: Hey, do you want to play Fugitive? I've got about 15 people going already. 

 [ "Fugitive" ]

1: Someone wanted by the law but not yet caught.

  * e.g.,  ... Fugitive- I didn't kill your wife, I didn't fuck your wife! Husband (in US Marshals uniform)- Do you know why I'm never going to see my wife again? You killed her, and now you're going to suffer! Say her name! 

 [ "fugit" ]

1: whatever; i don't care; who cares

  * e.g.,  ... "Dude, I think I still owe you a buck from the other night." 

 [ "Fugitivity" ]

1: An entire amount of felony convictions, combined to add character to a fugitive's actions.

  * e.g.,  ... The liquor store robbing, a man dead, and some hookers in the back trunk Dad is really racking up the fugitivity tonight. 

 [ "Fugitive" ]

1: When someone is avoiding you.

  * e.g.,  ... Girl: Girl, I have been trying to call my boyfriend all day. Other Girl: Girl, he's just being fugitive. 

 [ "fugit" ]

1: Old enough to know better to young too care fuck it

  * e.g.,  ... "You were so drunk last night that you had sex with ken and barbie" 

 [ "tax fugitive" ]

1: Someone who is VERY short (at most 5 feet and 2 inches), someone who suffers from horrible acne also one of their eyes droops further down then the other one, and is very bad at the game Pokémon

  * e.g.,  ... Person 1: I am going to go watch some Ludwig on Twitch! 

 [ "fugitive sex" ]

1: Two people with felony warrants having sex while running from the law.

  * e.g.,  ... Let's have some fugitive sex 

 [ "Hempus Fugit" ]

1: That pot-induced feeling of time loss (which is really just short-term memory loss).

  * e.g.,  ... I can't believe that no one thought of this before. Probably they did, but, you know, hempus fugit. 

 [ "country fugitive" ]

1: A person who has relocated to a large metropolitan area, escaping the small rural community of their birth and its generations-old cycle of childhood, friendship, courtship, marriage, reproduction, and death, all within and among the same several hundred people.

  * e.g.,  ... Adam: Where are you from? Bob: Originally Wisconsin, but I've been a country fugitive here in New York since 200