Jet
Leave quickly
Example
I gotta jet, but I'll catch ya later
SG! Cya later
Related Slang
Bounce | To leave |
Dip | To leave |
Rollout | To leave |
Bail | To quickly leave |
Gotta blast | Have to leave |
TTL | Time to leave |
GALMA | Go away, leave me alone |
Ghosting | Leaving without saying goodbye |
Dutch leave | Leaving without saying goodbye |
cya | See ya |
SG | Sounds good |
When you have to leave someplace abruptly, you gotta jet. For example, when the babysitter calls to tell you that your kid is sick, you tell your friends, "Sorry, but I have to jet. My kid just threw up."
The term comes from the high speed an airline jet must obtain to take off into the air. While people started using it in real life (IRL) in the 20th century, you may also see it online and in messages. Examples of when you have to jet (besides when your kid is sick) include rushing off to school, work, or home, or trying to take a picture of an amazing sunset.