Amscray

Amscray
Meaning: Scram
Origin: From the Pig Latin form of "scram."
Used In: America

Examples:
"I'd better amscray if I want to get to work on time."
Translated:
"I'd better go now if I want to get to work on time."

"Why don't you amscray, loser?"
Translated:
"Why don't you get lost, loser?"

Notes:
1. Amscray can be used in polite, casual or rude conversation. It depends on the context.
2. Amscray promotes more of a sense of urgency more so than "go" or "leave."