skaddle in a sentence

Definition

Skaddle (verb): to move quickly or hurriedly away from a place, often in a scattered or disorganized manner.

The children decided to skaddle away when they saw the approaching storm.
After the sudden noise in the bushes, the rabbit chose to skaddle into its burrow.
Feeling the tension in the room, he wanted to skaddle before the argument escalated.
As soon as the party started winding down, she began to skaddle towards the exit.
The mischievous puppy would skaddle around the yard chasing after butterflies.
The children decided to skaddle away from the park when the rain started pouring.
As soon as the dog spotted the squirrel, he began to skaddle across the yard in excitement.
Feeling overwhelmed by the crowd, she chose to skaddle out of the event before it got too chaotic.
The rabbit would skaddle into its burrow whenever it sensed danger nearby.
During the fire drill, students were instructed to skaddle quickly but calmly to the designated exit.