beat feet

To run or flee quickly from a scene or situation; that is, to beat one's feet on the ground rapidly (as in the act of running). We're going to have to beat feet out of here if that alarm goes off!

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Isaak	ee-SAH-ahk (Russian)	Russian, German, Biblical Greek
Constance	['kɔnstəns]
Tsubame	tsoo-bah-me	Japanese (Rare)
Trudy	['tru:di]
Irune	-	Basque
Sherry	SHER-ee	English