Barrel
Barrel verb - To proceed or move quickly.
Usage example: faced with a firm deadline, we barreled through the project at a furious pace
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
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Not only would it be completely ineffective, the way it's attached (just slid over the barrel◊) it would fly right off.
Source: Film / Magnum Force - He jokes to Shurik about having an inventor who built wings (not even a crime) tied to a barrel of gunpowder to "let him fly".
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There's a launcher with a barrel so big you can (and need to) fly a plane down it, and it fires a missile in timed intervals.
Source: Video Game / Ace Combat
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