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quick

[kwik] / kwɪk /




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Most of the time when Daddy says “Ida B,” it’s fast and it’s smiling and goes up and down real quick, like tapping your feet to some happy music.

From Literature

While her left shoulder is the most talked about joint in snowboarding, she was quick to mention that teammate Maddy Schaffrick is dealing with the same problem in her right shoulder.

From Los Angeles Times

Starsky Aviation said the pilot's quick thinking was crucial in saving the 50 passengers and five crew.

From BBC

Under Cherundolo, who spent his whole playing career in Germany, the team ran a German-influenced, high-press system that combined fast-paced attacking with defensive discipline, emphasizing quick transitions and a compact defensive organization.

From Los Angeles Times

Because it was so early in the new year, I thought it would be fun to do a quick poll about 2025.

From The Wall Street Journal