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do a moonlight flit

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do a moonlight flit  (British informal)
to leave somewhere secretly at night, usually to avoid paying money that you owe We could always do a moonlight flit - that way we wouldn't have to explain about the money.
See also: flit, moonlight


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Some men might be able to completely turn their backs on their family and more or less do a moonlight flit but, for all your faults, you aren't one of them.
The couple, whose steamy affair has hooked 20million viewers, will do a moonlight flit.
Not all customers who refuse to pay by direct debit are planning to do a moonlight flit and it is both unsound and unjust to characterise them in this way.
 
 
 
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