double-time
Main Entry:
fast [fast, fahst]
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: speedy
Synonyms: PDQ, accelerated, active, agile, blue streak, breakneck, brisk, chop-chop, dashing, double-time, electric, expeditious, expeditive, flashing, fleet, fleeting, flying, hairtrigger, hasty, hot, hurried, hypersonic, in a jiffy, in nothing flat, lickety split, like a bat out of hell, like all get out, like crazy, like mad, nimble, on the double, posthaste, presto, pronto, quick, racing, rapid, ready, screamin', snap*, snappy, speedball, supersonic, swift, velocious, winged
Antonyms: plodding, slow, tardy, unhurried
Main Entry: instantly
Part of Speech: adverb
Definition: right now
Synonyms: PDQ, at once, away, directly, double-time, first off, forthwith, immediately, in a flash, instantaneously, instanter, now, on a dime, pronto, right, right away, spontaneously, straight away, there and then, this minute, tout de suite, without delay
Notes: simultaneously means happening or existing at the same time; instantaneously means done without any delay; instantly means done at once
Antonyms: eventually, later
Main Entry: on the double
Part of Speech: adverb
Definition: very quickly
Synonyms: chop chop, chop-chop, double-time, expeditiously, fast, flat-out, fleetly, full tilt, hastily, hurried, hurriedly, in a flash, in double time, in haste, in high gear, lickety-split, lickety-split, like a shot, like greased lightning, like wildfire, promptly, pronto, quick, quickly, rapidly, snappily, speedily, swift, swiftly
Main Entry: double time
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: quick marching pace
Synonyms: double march, double-quick, forced march, haste, on the double, slow jog
Main Entry: hell-for-leather
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: fast
Synonyms: accelerated, active, agile, blue streak, breakneck, brisk, bunny, chop-chop, dashing, double-time, electric, expeditious, expeditive, flashing, fleet, fleeting, flying, hairtrigger, hasty, hot*, hurried, hypersonic, in a jiffy, in nothing flat, lick
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