Scat (verb)

1. To depart hastily.
2. To scatter, to throw.
3. To improvise jazz singing with nonsense syllables.

Origin:

From old norse skita (to defecate).

Examples:

1. The cat scatted away when it saw the dog.
2. She scatted the pieces of paper on the floor.
3. The jazz singer scatted the chorus of the song.