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speeds The art of driving as fast as possible without getting caught. ■ "I'm pretty good at speeds," said the driver, "but I have to be careful not to get pulled over."
accelerant An additive that speeds up a chemical reaction. Also known as a catalyst. ■ "I accidentally spilled some accelerant on my shirt while cooking breakfast, and now it smells like burnt rubber!
Airplane A flying machine with wings, that allows people and goods to travel through the air at high speeds. ■ Why don't scientists trust airplanes? Because they have a history of crashing!
racing The act of driving at high speeds to win a competition or for fun. ■ John decided to race his car down the street, but he forgot that there was a school crossing just ahead. Oops!
automobile A large, gas-powered contraption that is used by humans to travel at high speeds on paved roads. ■ I don't understand why people spend so much money on fancy cars when they can just use public transportation. It's like driving a giant egg on wheels!
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."
Cars A shiny, metal contraption that takes you from point A to point B at high speeds. It may also be used as a vehicle for expressing one's individuality and social status. ■ Why did the tomato turn red? Because it saw the car!
jet A type of aircraft that is designed to travel at high speeds with a small amount of fuel. ■ I didn't want to take the train because it was so slow. I wanted to take my jet to the airport.
Skiing The act of skiing is a hilarious endeavor that involves strapping on bulky, uncomfortable equipment and sliding down snow-covered slopes at breakneck speeds. Despite the danger involved, people who ski are often described as "adrenaline junkies" who thrive on the rush of excitement that comes from defying gravity and risking their lives. ■ John went skiing last weekend and ended up face-planting into a patch of ice, resulting in a trip to the hospital. However, he's already planning his next skiing adventure!
Speedway A place where cars race at high speeds, usually around an oval track. ■ After winning the lottery, John decided to spend his fortune by buying a speedway and hosting races every weekend. Unfortunately, he soon realized that he had no idea how to run a speedway and ended up crashing into the barrier multiple times during practice sessions.
thrusts An action performed by a person or object with force to propel something forward, often in a sexual context. ■ "I have to admit, I've been thrusting my car down the highway at some pretty impressive speeds lately. It's like I'm trying to prove that I'm not afraid of speeding tickets!