Leave, typically to escape from or avoid someone or something.
‘me wife's shot through and I can't pay the rent’
‘After his return, he heads for the fairways reluctantly, when a mysterious caddy appears from nowhere, dispenses sage advice and promptly shoots through.’
‘Money making people should wake up or shoot through.’
‘When I got back to the office the guy from Chubb was in the building testing the fire alarms, which gave me all the excuse I needed to shoot through.’
‘We eventually shoot through close to 7pm and arrive in Wellington around 1am.’
‘Hood was put in charge of the ferry service and the story is that he took the funds, hid them and shot through.’
‘I know you're traumatised, I know you're in trouble, I know you're upset but I'm shooting through.’
‘If he was so inclined he could shoot through and set up a second hand bookshop that would put some competitors to shame.’
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