ditch (some place)

ditch (some place)

To leave a place, especially one that is no longer of use or interest, generally in search of something better. Come on, let's ditch this place and go back to my house. A: "You're not having fun either?" B: "No, let's ditch this concert—it's so lame." I graduate in six months, then it's time to ditch this dinky old town.

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ditch

1. tv. to dispose of someone or something; to abandon someone or something. The crooks ditched the car and continued on foot.

2. tv. & in. to skip or evade someone or something. Pete ditched class today.

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