To go, proceed, or move forward, esp. with speed; to go at a rapid pace. Cf. rech, v. 3, raik, v. 1… intransitive. Of a person.

intransitive. To go, proceed, make one's way, esp. rapidly or in haste; to run. Cf. misreke, v.

To go, proceed, move forward; to walk, stroll, roam; to wander; to stray. intransitive. Of a person.

intransitive. To make one's way; to run.

intransitive. To move swiftly or nimbly.

to hie it. Obsolete.

intransitive. To move nimbly without noise.

slang or colloquial. To go suddenly and swiftly, to dart; to go away hurriedly. Often with adverbs.

intransitive. To move or travel with speed and elasticity; to go quickly and vigorously; to ride or… Of animals, in general use.

intransitive. To go lightly and expeditiously (i.e. as with the loins girded).

intransitive. colloquial (chiefly British). To move rapidly or nimbly; to go quickly; to make a brief excursion. Usually with down, in, into, out…

To progress or travel across, down, over, a stretch of ground, etc., quickly.

colloquial. To move or proceed briskly; to depart. So to breeze in: to arrive or enter briskly. Originally U.S.

intransitive. To move or travel quickly. With adverb (phr.) slang.