Hot
Hot adjective - Moving, proceeding, or acting with great speed.
Usage example: bought a hot new car that should tear up the roadways
Nearby Word: hotly
Rush
Rush adjective - Done under pressure.
Both words in one sentence
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Hot-Blooded: Kanata, Lucius, Recit, and even the prinnies once in a red moon.Time for a kamikaze rush!
Source: Video Game / Trinity Universe - The scammers then rush to the hot dog vendor and buy back the shares at triple the price.
Source: Violin Scam -
Indy Escape: A gigantic (and suspiciously-spherical) red-hot meteor comes rolling down the Cygnus's central shaft as the heroes rush across a small footbridge in its path.
Source: Film / The Black Hole
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