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To flee or escape quickly from a place or dangerous situation

To completely outdo, outclass, or outsmart someone through superior ability or effort

To lose power or battery; or to deteriorate into poor physical condition

To take short trips to handle routine personal tasks, small purchases, or chores

To rush or sprint in order to catch transport or seek shelter

to be a common quality, talent, health trait, or physical feature shared by many members of a family

To encounter problems or obstacles; or to meet someone unexpectedly

To advance, unfold, and terminate naturally without external interference

to be delayed or doing things behind the expected schedule

To run at extraordinary speed, moving effortlessly and swiftly.

To talk excessively, boastfully, or indiscreetly without showing practical courage or judgment.

To become completely used up or exhausted; to have none left.

to have no more of something because it has all been used

To lose physical endurance, energy, or initial momentum during a prolonged struggle.

to have no more time left to complete a task or achieve a goal

To knock down or pass over someone or something with a motor vehicle

To assume total command and oversee operations decisively during an important or chaotic event.

to review or rehearse something quickly from start to finish

To accumulate or incur a large debt, bill, or expense rapidly

To encounter unexpected difficulties, opposition, or bureaucratic obstacles

Ordinary, standard, and indistinguishable from average individuals until tested by adversity.

a person who runs, especially in a sports competition or race a person who runs, especially in races or for exercise

Continuing to function or labor with almost all physical reserves, food, or sleep exhausted.

connected with villages or the countryside relating to the countryside; characteristic of farming or country life relating to the countryside rather than the town; relating to the countryside; characteristic of farming or country life relating to the countryside rather than the town

An action intended to deceive or trick someone; a stratagem.

to hurry; a sudden busy movement or period a sudden quick movement toward something; a period of great activity or demand; hurry to move or act with great speed or urgency; a sudden quick movement toward something; a period of great activity or demand; hurry to move or act with great speed or urgency

To do something too quickly without thinking carefully or considering consequences