n. a person; animal; etc. that is running away or has run away; specif; a fugitive or deserter a horse; team of horses; etc. that has broken loose from control of the rider or driver the act of running away a runaway race or victory
She had a runaway victory at the polls.
She had a runaway victory at the polls.
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How did Splat steer the runaway pumpkin?
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Where did the runaway bike take Chris and the bear?
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Why did Lydia and Julie decide to runaway from home to the Asbjornsen's house.
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What did Sage do while the others thought he was on a runaway horse?
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What law was passed making it illegal to help runaway slaves?
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What were the runaway slaves called when they arrived at Bright's home?
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At the beginning of the book, which character catches and rescues Lily's runaway dog?
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What did Harriet threaten to do to runaway slaves who wanted to turn back?
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Who was always on the look out for runaway slaves?
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What was the name given to men that policed the countryside looking for runaway slaves?
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When did runaway slaves consider themselves free?
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What amount of money was the reward for catching runaway slaves Sarah and Jesse?
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How much was a runaway slave worth?
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Who was the Seminole leader who refused to return runaway slaves to their master?
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3 syllables
run-a-way
dunaway
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