amscray

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• amscray — verb (Synonym of scram) To go away. Most often used in the imperative form. Get out of here! Amscray! See Also: scram …   Wiktionary

• amscray — vb to scram, go away. One of the few exam ples of backslang or pig Latin which is actually used in speech, albeit rarely. The word is a pre World War II Americanism which has been heard in Australia and in Britain since the 1950s. ► We d better… …   Contemporary slang

• amscray — …   Useful english dictionary

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• vamoose — verb a) To run away, to flee. b) To hurry. Syn: amscray, beat it, leg it, scarper, scram …   Wiktionary

• Pig Latin — secret language in which the first letter or syllable of a word is transferred to the end and the syllable ay is added. Thus scram becomes amscray …   Dictionary of Australian slang

• pig latin — Australian Slang secret language in which the first letter or syllable of a word is transferred to the end and the syllable ay is added. Thus scram becomes amscray …   English dialects glossary

• scram — vb to leave quickly, go away. Nearly always heard in the form of a brusque dismissal, the word is a shortening of scramble , first used in the USA at the turn of the 20th century. (The pig Latin version of the term is amscray.) …   Contemporary slang