Chiefly with adverb or adverbial phrase. transitive. To carry or convey (a person or thing) rapidly, urgently, or †violently. Frequently with…

transitive. To carry or hurry along, to move or stir, with a rushing or vibratory sound. (In modern use causal from 2.)

transitive. To carry or transport as by post-rider; to convey (a person) swiftly. Obsolete.

transitive. To drive (a wheeled vehicle), or convey in a wheeled vehicle, swiftly; gen. to drive, impel, carry, or urge along impetuously, as a…

transitive. To cause to pass away; to carry away or convey rapidly.

transitive. To drive or convey in a romping fashion. Also with it. Now rare.

Formerly, to send out, dispatch (persons) (now dialect: see Eng. Dial. Dict.). Now colloquial, to convey or transfer (a person) with speed. Also to s…

intransitive and transitive. To ‘dance’ in; to transport (a person) quickly.