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Make a getaway WSJ Crossword Clue

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Answer ESCAPE
Letters 6
Puzzle WSJ Crossword - July 14 2026
Answer FLEE
Letters 4
Puzzle WSJ Crossword - May 6 2025
Answer ESCAPE
Letters 6
Puzzle NYT Mini Crossword - August 16 2024
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The most common and recent 6-letter answer for "Make a getaway" is ESCAPE.
The phrase 'make a getaway' is a common expression meaning to leave quickly or flee from a situation, which directly correlates with the word 'escape.' Both imply a sense of urgency and the act of getting away from something undesirable.
Escape means to break free from confinement or control.
Getaway, Make a break from jail, Goal in certain rooms, key promising freedom, say, Compact Ford S.U.V.
WSJ Crossword - July 14 2026 - WSJ Crossword - May 6 2025

The clue “Make a getaway” is a classic crossword staple, frequently appearing in puzzles like the WSJ crossword. For the puzzle dated July 14 2026, the definitive 6-letter answer is: ESCAPE.

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