Now updated for CSW19. New words, if any, and new inflections of existing words, are shown in red.
| absquatulate | to decamp. |
| aroint | (Arch.) to drive or frighten away. |
| aroynt | (Arch.) to drive or frighten away. |
| betake | to take oneself, to go. |
| choof | (Aust. sl.) to go, vamoose. |
| chute | a passage or sloping trough for sending down goods etc; (verb) to convey by chute. |
| conge | (Fr.) a bow, a dismissal; (verb) to take one's leave. |
| decamp | to break up a camp; to depart suddenly. |
| decampment | departure from a camp; a marching off. |
| decedent | (US) in US law, a deceased person. |
| decession | departure. |
| depart | to go away. |
| departee | one that departs. |
| departer | one who departs. |
| departure | the act of departing. |
| dimissory | giving leave to depart. |
| ebb | the recession of the tide; (verb) to move back from the land, to recede. |
| egress | the act of going out; (verb) to go out. |
| egression | the act of going out. |
| exit | to go out. |
| exodic | relating to exodus. |
| exodist | a person who goes out; an emigrant. |
| exodus | (Lat.) a going out. |
| forsake | to quit or leave entirely; to desert. |
| forsakenly | (Adv.) FORSAKEN. |
| gae | (Scots) to go. |
| gan | (Dial.) to go. |
| gaun | (Scots) going. |
| homecoming | a return home. |
| imbark | to enclose in bark. |
| leave | permission; (verb) to go away from. |
| migrant | one that migrates. |
| mog | to move away. |
| outgoer | one who goes out. |
| outsetting | a setting out. |
| parture | (Spenser) a departure. |
| quight | (Spenser) to quit, depart from. |
| quite | somewhat, completely; (verb) to quit. |
| quyte | (Obs.) to quit. |
| return | the act of coming back; (verb) to come or go back. |
| scapa | to run away, leave without notice. |
| scarpa | to run away, leave without notice. |
| scarper | to run away, leave without notice. |
| schemozzle | (Yiddish) a mess, a scrape; (verb) to make off. |
| shemozzle | (Yiddish) a mess, a scrape; (verb) to make off. |
| shog | (Dial.) to jog, move on, go away. |
| skedaddle | to run off hurriedly. |
| skedaddler | one who skedaddles. |
| vade | (Shakesp.) to fade. |
| vamoose | (Coll.) to go, depart esp hurriedly. |
| vamose | to depart quickly; to depart from. |
| waygoing | (Scots) a departing. |
| withdraw | to move back or away. |
| withdrawable | capable of being withdrawn. |