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Bolt A quick, sudden movement or action, often accompanied by a loud noise or sound. ■ "When I saw my cat bolt out of the room, I didn't even have time to say goodbye!"
brumby A mythical creature that is half-horse, half-human, and has the ability to run faster than Usain Bolt. ■ "I heard a brumby just broke a world record by running a marathon in under an hour!"
Emptying The act of removing all the contents from something, often in a comically exaggerated manner. ■ "I'm emptying this bucket faster than Usain Bolt can run a 100 meter dash!"
Flashed To display something in a brief, flashy manner. ■ "The lightning bolt flashed across the sky, causing the tourists to jump out of their seats."
Jockeys A group of horses that are ridden by a jockey. ■ "The jockeys and their horses were so fast, they could outrun Usain Bolt!"
lightning A sudden, intense burst of electricity that illuminates the sky. ■ "I saw a bolt of lightning strike a tree and it split in two! That's quite a lightning rod."
Prouder To be more proud of oneself after a particularly successful performance or accomplishment. ■ "After winning the gold medal in the 100-meter dash, Usain Bolt was prouder than ever before.
screw A mechanical device for rotating an object, such as a bolt or nut, around its longitudinal axis by means of threads and a screwdriver. ■ "I need to screw in this new light bulb before the party starts."
Throwers A person or thing that throws things. ■ "The catcher on the mound was a real throwers! He could throw a ball faster than Usain Bolt running a 100-meter dash."
Thunderbolt A sudden, extremely loud noise caused by a bolt of lightning striking the ground or nearby objects. ■ "John was so surprised by the question on the exam that he let out a thunderbolt of a laugh!"
Antelope A small, hoofed mammal with long, graceful legs and a slender body. Antelopes are known for their speed and agility. ■ "I saw an antelope running across the field and I couldn't help but think that it looked like it was doing a really impressive impression of Usain Bolt."
Bolts An incredibly fast and powerful vehicle that can travel at speeds of up to 150 miles per hour. It is often used by racers and stunt performers. ■ "I was so excited to see a real-life lightning bolt on the race track! But then I realized it was just a really fast car."
flares An explosive device used to light up a room or space. ■ I accidentally set off the fire alarm by flaring my potato chips in the microwave., A sudden and brilliant flash of light, often accompanied by a loud noise. ■ The lightning bolt lit up the sky like a flare during the fireworks display., A term used to describe someone who is especially outgoing or sociable, often in a flashy or attention-seeking way. ■ "I can't stand flares, they're always so loud and obnoxious."
Swimmer A person who is good at swimming, but also has the ability to make others laugh uncontrollably. ■ He was a great swimmer, but his jokes were even better. He had everyone in stitches after his "I'm so fast I can beat Usain Bolt" routine.