vambraced (vam brast)

[ vamose (va-mōs'), v. i. and t.; pret. and pp. va mosed, ppr. vamosing. [ Paul had no such visions; he did not see human lives as pictures, as tableaux-vivants. He was sincerely sorгу that Hollis had vamosed in that way. C. F. Woolson, Jupiter Lights, xxx i. The inclination to adopt Spanish or Mexican terms, or terms derived from them, is shown also in vamosing , disappearing or running away. N. and Q., 6th ser., X. 428. To vamose the ranch, to clear out; decamp. [Slang, U. S.j My precious partners had vamosed the ranch.