to go away suddenly, secretly and aware of having done wrong

run away, depart secretly

a kind of large waterbird with long legs and neck

extend, elongate

an article etc cut out of a newspaper; a device that disconnects a circuit

excise, remove

to go away (from a place)

leave, retreat

to go away from (a place), especially because of a crisis

clear an area; empty

to set (a person, oneself) free (from being held, from an unwanted responsibility etc)

get out of a situation; relieve of responsibility

an animal living in water and breathing through gills

throwing bait to catch seafood

to leave a house, a town etc, especially permanently

depart, abandon physically

to unload (things)

be in motion, put in motion

free, clear; to go away from (something); to stop (doing something)

abandon, leave

to be on even terms (by repaying a debt of money, punishment etc)

abandon, leave

to take something away, off or out (from a place); to dismiss a person (which is more usual)

lift or move object; take off, away

to go away; to go (to bed); (to cause a person) to give up work, a position etc

leave a place or responsibility

to send (a student) temporarily away from the university as a punishment

leave a place or responsibility

to leave a place of work and go on strike

depart, abandon physically

of go

advance, proceed physically

to take (something) out or away; to take back (a statement, an offer); (to cause a person, animal, claw etc) to move back or away

remove something or someone from situation