hit out for (some place)

To depart for some place. The party was great, but we hit out for home as soon as we heard police sirens approaching. Sorry, but I have to hit out for the station right now if I'm going to catch my train. What time did you want to hit out for the airport in the morning?

See also: for, hit, out

See also:

hit in
hit (someone) in (something)
hit with (something)
hit a grand slam
hit (up)on (something)
hit on
hit on something
hit the books
hit the side of a barn
hit the (broad) side of a barn

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