lone it
To go alone.
1955-1956, Allen Ginsberg, Howl who loned it through the streets of Idaho seeking visionary indian angels
lone
UK /ləʊn/ US /loʊn/
adj 5
Collocations
5ADJ.
brave, light, male, nude, old
A lone male wolf was spotted near the village last winter.
VERB + LONE
appeared, arms, behold, bit, drawing, played, playing, stands
A lone figure appeared on the hilltop as the sun began to set.
LONE + NOUN
-, candle, clownfish, dissenter, driver, drummer, man, mastermind
A lone clownfish darted nervously through the anemone, searching for its family.
PREP.
in, on, up, with, with
A lone figure stood on the empty platform waiting for the last train.
ADV.
always, completely
She always felt lone whenever she walked through the empty house at night.
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