speeder
a person or thing that speeds.
a driver who exceeds the legal speed limit.
a small self-propelled railroad car powered by a gasoline engine and used by section hands.
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How to use speeder in a sentence
The Blue Oval’s logo—which was actually a crest back then—is still the first thing that most speeders see through their rear window before receiving a ticket.
The Michigan State Police tested the electric Ford Mustang Mach-E, and loved it | Rob Stumpf | October 2, 2021 | Popular-ScienceYeah, it’s nice to stop and appreciate the scenery every once in a while, but blazing through Beggar’s Canyon on a speeder would be equally fun.
What we want from Ubisoft Massive’s open world Star Wars game | Mike Hume, Gene Park, Elise Favis | January 13, 2021 | Washington PostThe manufacturers suspected his purpose, which was to learn the construction of the "double speeder."
American Inventions and Inventors | William A. MowryIm not a speeder just yet, but wait a bit and youll see me do a twenty-mile dash in no time.
Blue Robin, the Girl Pioneer | Rena I. HalseyMollocher, the first Cub at bat, let a speeder go past because it was a trifle wide.
Baseball Joe, Captain of the Team | Lester Chadwick
Coupled with this revival will be an efficiency born of the war needs that will act as a tremendous speeder-up.
The War After the War | Isaac Frederick MarcossonThe patrol car was still hitting above the two-hundred-mile-an-hour mark and was five hundred feet behind the speeder.
Code Three | Rick Raphael
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