| Zip |
| Run |
| Tear |
| Rush |
| Bolt |
| Speed |
| Scoot |
| Hurry! |
| Hasten |
| Scurry |
| Go fast |
| Hustle! |
| Take off |
| Rush off |
| Dash off |
| ___ race |
| Floor it |
| Move it! |
| Go apace |
| Posthaste |
| Move fast |
| Hop to it |
| Zip along |
| Festinate |
| Not dally |
| Rush-rush |
| Make haste |
| Go quickly |
| Go rapidly |
| Get going! |
| Get moving |
| Hotfoot it |
| Skedaddle! |
| Not square |
| Go swiftly |
| Step on it |
| ___ gallop |
| Not dawdle |
| Go hastily |
| Skeddaddle |
| Move apace |
| Hurry away |
| Belt along |
| Really move |
| Speed along |
| Hurry along |
| Hightail it |
| Make tracks |
| Get shaking |
| Hasten away |
| Go in haste |
| Move quickly |
| Shake a leg! |
| Lose no time |
| Flee quickly |
| Rush (along) |
| Move hastily |
| Move briskly |
| Waste no time |
| Leave quickly |
| Get a move on |
| Get cracking! |
| Scram!," once |
| Go with speed |
| Hurry, of old |
| Put a move on |
| Show celerity |
| Don't dawdle! |
| Giddyup, ___! |
| Go in a hurry |
| Move it along |
| Run like heck |
| Really move it |
| Rush, quaintly |
| Run, old-style |
| Zip, old-style |
| Get going fast |
| Tear, quaintly |
| Depart in haste |
| Wagon train cry |
| Hurry, quaintly |
| Quicken the pace |
| Hustle, quaintly |
| Make great haste |
| Skater of cinema |
| Go like the wind |
| Hurry, old-style |
| Get the lead out! |
| Pick up the pace! |
| Get along quickly |
| Get going quickly |
| Hasten, old-style |
| Move it, quaintly |
| Run like the wind |
| Move along quickly |
| Quickly get moving |
| Move it, old-style |
| Scamper and scurry |
| Waste not a moment |
| Go with great haste |
| Take off in a hurry |
| Get going, old-style |
| Make haste, quaintly |
| Step on it, quaintly |
| Go quickly, quaintly |
| Make tracks, Ophelia! |
| Floor it, archaically |
| Get a move on and how |
| Hotfoot it old style |
| Bolt, back in the day |
| Move it along quickly |
| Shake a leg, quaintly |
| Step on it, old-style |
| Get one's rear in gear |
| How Juliet said "speed |
| Make tracks, old-style |
| Move quickly, quaintly |
| Hightail it, old-style |
| Pick up the pace, once |
| Go quickly, archaically |
| Move quickly, anciently |
| Stop dawdling, quaintly |
| Shakespeare's "Move it! |
| Get a move on, quaintly |
| Put the pedal to the metal |
| Go quickly, to Shakespeare |
| Pick up the pace, old-style |
| Try to get to the church on time |
| What "thee" often follows in Shakespeare |
| ___ thee to hell for shame": "Richard III |
| Word that means the same thing if you say "-tail it" at the tail end |