tipù ọsọ
Active verbNdebe script
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Meanings
take to one's heels; rush away, off
Active verb
Dialect & variants
No other variants have been documented for this word.
Examples
Wèlụ ọsō bìa fū m anya
— Come and see me very quickly. (Lit. come and see me with running)
Ogè ndi orī nā-atọ jī n’ọbā fūlụ anyị fà tipù ọsō
— When the thieves who were removing yams from the barn saw us, they took to their heels
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