Easy as in bulge To leave hastily, often due to an emergency or under pressure; similar to "crack." Clear All
7 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Bugout'
The suitcase began to bugout as I tried to close it, making it difficult to zip.
During the intense workout, the elastic band on his exercise shorts started to bugout.
The overloaded washing machine made the laundry basket bugout, making it challenging to carry.
The soldier had to bugout from the battlefield when the enemy forces overwhelmed their position.
The spy had to bugout from the secret meeting when they realized they were being followed.
The hastily packed lunchbox bugouted, revealing a mix of snacks and sandwiches.
The team had to bugout of the championship game due to a sudden and severe thunderstorm.
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