intransitive (with dative) To burst away, escape (from).

intransitive. To break out; spec. to break into speech or into sound. Also transitive: †to utter (a word) (obsolete).

intransitive. To escape from confinement or control, to wander away from a place, one's companions, etc. Const. from, into, also with abroad, away…

reflexive and intransitive. To come out or escape into the open air; figurative to escape from confinement.

intransitive. To depart, go away (also in weakened sense, to go, proceed); to escape, get free. Obsolete.

intransitive. To get out or escape.

intransitive. To start away with abruptness and force; to go off abruptly; to escape by breaking from restraint. Also figurative.

intransitive (for reflexive). To free oneself, get loose.

To escape from (an enclosed place) by breaking part of the enclosure, as in to break prisonor jail; also to break bounds.

to cut loose. intransitive. To sever oneself, free oneself, escape.