Definition of break chocks

break chocks

• to leave in a hurry or abruptly. Originated from military personnel pulling out from an area, or comparing an aircraft that would "pull chocks" to taxi and take off.

  Let's break chocks.

  My crew was late for the concert so we had to break chocks from the party.

  • See more words with the same meaning: to go, leave, exit.
  • See more words with the same meaning: to hurry.

  Last edited on May 06 2011. Submitted by Chris W. from Las Vegas, NV 89141, USA on Feb 27 2003.

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Other terms relating to 'to go, leave, exit':
bail	Definitions include: to leave.
bug out	Definitions include: to get high.
motor	Definitions include: to go.
drag (one's) *ss	Definitions include: to move or to go.
come on over	Definitions include: to go to the location of one of the speakers.
shake the spizot	Definitions include: spelling and pronunciation variant of "shake the spot", meaning to leave.
hoof it	Definitions include: to walk.
outie 5000	Definitions include: see Audi 5000.
split	Definitions include: to leave.
run	Definitions include: to leave or go.
bust out	Definitions include: to yell at someone; "blow up".
frank boff	Definitions include: to leave, 'to do the off', depart.
skate	Definitions include: to leave.
smash	Definitions include: a successful thing, especially a movie.
boogie	Definitions include: to leave.
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Other terms relating to 'to hurry':
boogie	Definitions include: to leave.
boogy	Definitions include: to leave.
rattle (one's) dags	Definitions include: to hurry.
shake a leg	Definitions include: to hurry.
break camp	Definitions include: to hurry.
beat feet	Definitions include: to hurry, hustle, esp. when departing.
get crack-a-lacking	Definitions include: to hurry.
smoke	Definitions include: to kill, usually with a firearm.
make it snappy.	Definitions include: "hurry up."
tear arse	Definitions include: to flatulate; "fart".

Slang terms with the same root words

Other terms relating to 'break':
ball-breaker	Definitions include: a demanding superior.
B & E	Definitions include: "breaking and entering".
bio break	Definitions include: a bathroom break.
break	Definitions include: to leave a place to go somewhere else.
break a leg	Definitions include: a statement of "Good luck," in situations where wishes of "Good luck" is considered bad luck, such as in theatre.
break camp	Definitions include: to hurry.
break it off	Definitions include: to end a relationship.
break off	Definitions include: to share with someone.
break off a piece	Definitions include: to have sex with someone.
break (one's) arm patting (one's self) on the back	Definitions include: to excessively praise one's self.
break (one's) balls	Definitions include: to complain, scold, harass, or nag as to provoke anger.
break (one's) cherry	Definitions include: to take or lose one's virginity.
break (one's self)	Definitions include: to empty one's pockets of all possessions.
break out	Definitions include: to bring out.
break out a can of woop *ss	Definitions include: to beat a person; "kick (one's) ass".
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Other terms relating to 'chock':
chock-full	Definitions include: completely full.
pull chocks	Definitions include: to leave.

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