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quick

[kwik] / kwɪk /




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In “Fan Mail: A Guide to What We Love, Loathe, and Mourn,” he is quick to praise those works of film, fiction and poetry he loves and equally quick to pan those he hates.

From The Wall Street Journal

I asked our factories in Europe, “Ship to me 24 units of a fragrance you’ve never made before, quick as you can.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Soon they discover that they are able to combine forces to execute a “quick,” a set-spike maneuver that no one sees coming . . . until they do.

From Salon

Kempe, a quick and physical two-way forward, is averaging a career-high 19:18 of ice time per game and is on pace to score 30 goals and top 68 points for a second straight season.

From Los Angeles Times

"He picked up everything quicker than everyone else. He's a good defender. He's going to be like a new Rio Ferdinand for Man United."

From BBC