" hightail (it) "

 [ "hightail it" ]

1: to leave a place as quickly as possible

  * e.g.,  ... ▪ When se heard the night watchman, she hightail it out of there as quick as she could. 

 [ "hightail" ]

1: To flee.

  * e.g.,  ... Once I saw the cops, I hightailed it out of there. 

 [ "hightail" ]

1: To run at great speed away from something.

  * e.g.,  ... The example is from the activity that the term applies. This is referring to deer, (antelope, caribou, et. al.).  

 [ "hightail" ]

2: To flea or to immediately vacate an area in the opposite direction without regard to barrier or obstacle and in all cases continue to vacate until perhaps lost, and most definitely until one is out of all possible sight and vicinity of the area or activity that one is trying to vacate from, releasing excrement while in the process of hightail ('hightailing', or 'hightailing it').

  * e.g.,  ... Example #1: "When I fired rifle at the large buck and missed the buck hightailed it." 

 [ "hightail" ]

3: The cause for ceasing the activity of hightail ('hightailing' or 'hightailing it') is physical exhaustion.

  * e.g.,  ... (When this animal is frightened it will turn raise its tail, drop all possible excess weight (release excrement) and run in the opposite direction until exhausted.) 

 [ "Hightail" ]

1: This word is derived from animals with tails usually chasing something or fleeing for their life. Usually the tail is straight up in a defensive posture as the animal is running away.

  * e.g.,  ... I saw a stray cat hightail out of my yard once it saw my dog. 

 [ "hightail it out of there" ]

1: verb. to get the fuck out in a hurry.

  * e.g.,  ... "her dad walked in when she was suckin my dick, i had to hightail it out of there" 

 [ "hightail it out of there" ]

2:  escspe

 [ "hightail it out of there" ]

3: see also: get the fuck out of dodge

 [ "Tennessee Hightail" ]

1: A Tennessee Hightail is when a highly intoxicated male urinates in a unexpecting females mouth and prances away like a deer on all fours.

  * e.g.,  ... Tony was so blasted last night, he gave Sandra a Tennessee Hightail. Blast me... Will responded.