ske·dad·dle 
(skĭ-dădl)
(skĭ-dădl)intr.v. ske·dad·dled, ske·dad·dling, ske·dad·dles
Informal
Informal
To leave hastily; flee.
[Probably alteration of British dialectal scaddle, to run off in fear, from scaddle, wild, thievish, skittish, from Middle English scathel, wild, harmful, probably of Old Norse origin; akin to skadha, to hurt, scathe.]
- populate
- population
- population explosion
- population genetics
- population inversion
- populism
- populist
- Populist Party
- populous
- populously
- populousness
- Populuxe
- pop-under
- pop-up
- pop wine
- porbeagle
- porcelain
- porcelain enamel
- porcelaneous
- porch
- porcine
- porcini mushroom
- porcupine
- porcupine fish
- Porcupine River