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Adjective: runaway 'rú-nu,wey- Completely out of control
"runaway inflation" Noun: runaway 'rú-nu,wey- An easy victory
- blowout [N. Amer, informal], romp [informal], laugher, shoo-in [informal], walkaway - Someone who flees from an uncongenial situation
"runaways from the sweatshops"; - fugitive, fleer Verb: run away rún u'wey- Flee; take to one's heels; cut and run
"If you see this man, run away!"; - scat [informal], run, scarper [Brit, informal], turn tail [informal], lam [N. Amer, informal], hightail it [N. Amer, informal], bunk [informal], head for the hills [informal], take to the woods [informal], escape, fly the coop [informal], break away, leg it [Brit, informal] - Escape from the control of
"Industry is running away with us all"
Derived forms: run away, ran away, runs away, running away, runaways See also: uncontrolled Type of: break loose, escape, get away, go away, go forth, individual, leave, mortal, off [informal], person, somebody, someone, soul, triumph, victory Encyclopedia: Runaway, A Road Adventure Run away |