Dodge
Dodge noun - A clever often underhanded means to achieve an end.
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- It usually ends up overshooting corners because it doesn't slow down in time, plows right into other cars instead of trying to dodge and occasionally even manages to veer off a straight road.
- Their entire selling point is being faster than on foot, and faster than a car since they can dodge in between them on the road.
Source: Mobstacle Course - In Silent Hill Harry Mason crashes his jeep after trying to dodge Alessa, who appears out of nowhere on the road.
Source: Closed Circle
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