| A | B |
|---|
| bolt | to shoot forth suddenly; to leave quickly |
| escape | to get away from; to flee |
| decamp | to run away; to depart from a camping ground, especially the military |
| run | to go rapidly; to move swiftly |
| withdraw | to draw back; to take away or out of |
| retire | to retreat; to withdraw from activity |
| dislodge | to force out; to remove from a place of security |
| fly | to move through the air; to move suddenly and swiftly |
| hasten | to speed up; to make hurry |
| bustle | to move busily or fussily; to move without purpose |
| scurry | to move rapidly; to move quickly while trying not to be noticed |
| jump | to leap over or around; to skip over |
| hurdle | to leap over something without assistance |
| vault | to leap over using something for leverage or balance |
| roll | to turn over; to move gently |
| pitch | to toss from side to side |
| stroll | to walk slowly; to wander |
| saunter | to walk with an attitude of coolness or unconcern |
| promenade | to walk about slowly in order to show one's clothing or jewels |
| meander | to move slowly without purpose or direction |
