to run away or flee in disarray; to escape to another place to hide

to flee and roam about; to infiltrate; (of criminals, etc.) to be on the run or flee to a different area

to run or jump around in all directions, as an animal does

to cover one's head and scurry away like a rat; to flee in a panic or a wretched state

to move about and cause trouble; used to describe small groups of bandits or enemy forces who intrude into an area to harass the local population

to invade or make an inroad, typically used of bandits or small enemy forces

to flee in disorder; to scurry off; to run away like a cornered animal

A criminal on the run who continues to commit crimes while fleeing from place to place.

To alter, change, or modify text without authorization or justification; often used in a negative sense to describe falsifying history or documents.

to flee in panic or scurry off like a frightened rat; to run away in a panicked and undignified manner

to run away and hide in every direction; to be driven from pillar to post while fleeing

to flee in disorder and take up a position or encamp somewhere

to flee or scurry in all directions; to run around in a panic trying to find a place to hide

to run away and hide in every direction; to scatter in panic

To flee pell-mell or run helter-skelter; to scatter in confusion

to flee and go into hiding

to flee and go into hiding; to steal away to avoid being caught

to cover one's head and scurry away like a rat; (variant form) to flee in panic or a cowardly fashion

to run away in a panicked or disorganized manner (of people or animals)

to revise or edit text; to make corrections or improvements to a draft

to hide one's tracks or identity out of fear; to stay out of sight in order to avoid being caught

to reword or polish a text; to delete and interpolate words when revising a piece of writing

to skulk; to lie low in hiding

to run or scurry out; to escape or dart out quickly

To run away and go into hiding; to escape and conceal one's whereabouts.

to rise rapidly; to skyrocket

to edit and finalize a text; to do final editing and corrections before publication

(colloquial) to have diarrhea

to become suddenly popular or famous; to become all the rage overnight

(derogatory) used by the Chinese government to describe a visit by a prominent figure to another country or region that it disapproves of for political reasons

to suddenly spring or jump upward (of people or animals)

to banish or exile someone

to disperse and flee, leaving no trace