Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
scatt
verb
/skæt/

Definition
To go away or leave quickly; to hurry up and get out.

Examples
- When she saw the rain clouds, she shouted, “Scatt!” and ran inside.
- He told the kids to scatt before the teacher arrived.

Meaning
The term ‘scatt’ is often used informally to suggest someone should depart quickly or is making a hasty exit.

Synonyms
- scatter
- skedaddle
- hurry