duck
verb (used with object), duck·ed, duck·ing. to escape from by trickery or cleverness: to duck one's pursuers. to get around by trickery: to duck the rules. to avoid doing or fulfilling: to duck an obligation. to avoid answering directly: to duck a question. derived from the practice of lowering ones stature (that is, to duck) in order to evade a punch or strike
I've been trying to catch him after school but he keeps ducking me
By The Black Ranger