skaddon in a sentence

Definition

'Skaddon' refers to the act of quickly retreating or slipping away, often to avoid being seen or to escape a situation.

The old man skaddoned into the shadows, avoiding the bright streetlights.
She felt a sudden urge to skaddon when she realized she was late for the meeting.
After hearing the loud bang, the children skaddoned behind the nearest tree.
He skaddoned away from the crowd, seeking a moment of peace and quiet.
In the chaos of the party, I skaddoned to the balcony for some fresh air.