truanted

A vio­lent, promiscuous, out-of-control teen who hated her parents, truanted to have sex with boys and used threats to make other children do what she wanted.

Disordered Minds Walters, Minette 2003

"Did Mr. and Mrs. Trevelyan know that you and Cill truanted at Grace's house?" she asked.

Disordered Minds Walters, Minette 2003

The girl was known to be wild, and she truanted too often — particularly at night — for a swollen belly to be anything but an unwanted pregnancy.

Fox Evil Walters, Minette 2002

Jill knew of this second family and often hung out in their home when she truanted.

Clinical Work with Adolescents Judith Marks Mishne 1986

His backwardness in the university hath set him thus forward; for had he not truanted there, he had not been so hasty a divine.

Microcosmography or, a Piece of the World Discovered; in Essays and Characters John Earle

His outward hopes were blasted, and he returned with concentrated ardour to woo the muse, from whom he had so long truanted.

Milton Mark Pattison 1848

Some 40,871 secondary school pupils truanted each day over the autumn and spring terms - the equivalent of 1.41% of half days lost.

The Guardian World News Jessica Shepherd 2011

There are major differences between a kid on a gap year in Peru, to someone who can't find work but has qualifications, to someone who has disengaged from learning and truanted from age 14.

Epolitix News 2010

Alcohol is also linked to missing school, with 60\% of pupils who had truanted in the last year having drunk alcohol in the last week compared to 17\% of those who had never truanted [2].

Health News from Medical News Today 2009

"I think you and Cill hid out with her when you truanted.

Disordered Minds Walters, Minette 2003