Difference between Turn Tail and Scarper

TURN TAIL vs SCARPER: VERB

To turn away from someone or something, in preparation for running away; to reverse direction; to leave or flee.
Flee; take to one's heels; cut and run

Flee, Run along, Chase away, Make away, Sneak away, Slip by, Leg it, Hightail it, Make off, Break away, Run away, Lam, Bunk, Run, Scarper

Sneak off, Flee, Run along, Chase away, Make away, Sneak away, Slip by, Leg it, Hightail it, Make off, Run away, Lam, Bunk, Run, Scarper

When the wheelers started, of course he was struck by the pole, upon which he would turn tail and start for the stable.
If both coins show TAILS: the outcast must turn tail and back down, else suffer the risk.
If they turn tail in response to the mounting unrest, interest rates will indeed have to rise.
That she can make them turn tail with a single tweet, though, shows what she do.
"This one term wonder choose to turn tail and run instead of fighting for his senate seat.
He could not turn tail, had his dignity allowed the course, without exposing himself to be spitted.

SPLITTING now, more of a ROAR, as the trio scarper into a listing barn and throw shut the HARRY POTTER AND THE DEATHLY.
The hungry lions crept up on the buffalo in north-west Tanzania, East Africa, causing them to scarper.
Reiki is an indistinct render of drive that bequeath never scarper out, no topic how more you exercise it.
The spider would immediately sense danger, not least the vibrations of your breathing, and scarper!
Crazed people accost you, force their Blackberry on you, and scarper.
Facing home truths and knife storms at every turn, will Scarper even survive until his deathday?