A British idiom meaning to rain heavily — 'it's chucking it down.' Also an older dated slang phrase meaning to run away or scram. The rain sense is the better-known contemporary usage in British English: 'chuck it down' describes a downpour.
It started to chuck it down just as they reached the car park.
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(idiom) To rain heavily.
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(slang, dated) To run away; scram.
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