Escape
Maroon
Maroon verb - To cause to remain behind.
Usage example: pets that had been cruelly marooned by their owners at the end of the summer
Common collocations
| ship | escape ship | maroon ship |
Both words in one sentence
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To be completely sure he's out of the waynote there are ways to escape his fate, one of which is actually granted to him, they have to maroon him on an island until his rat form dies.
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When Valiant meets with Maroon to take the job, he sees some toon furniture escape a crate and run around playing "Stars and Stripes Forever" on orchestral instruments.
Source: Film / Who Framed Roger Rabbit
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