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chase around

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chase someone or something around
to follow someone or something around in pursuit. (There is an implication that the person or thing pursued is attempting to elude whatever is in pursuit.) The dog chased us around in play. It chased around all the children.
See also: around, chase


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Before he can make it to the pool however he is taken prisoner by Captain Marty-me-Hearty, only to escape, sparking a lengthy chase around Marty's backyard.
The suspect was later spotted in nearby Clarke Street and was arrested after a brief car chase around several roads.
I'm busy watching my wife chase around our 5-year-old son and 3-year-old twins.
 
 
 
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