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单词 fastie
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fastien.

Brit. /ˈfɑːsti/, /ˈfasti/, U.S. /ˈfæsti/
Origin: Formed within English, by derivation. Etymons: fast adj., -y suffix6.
Etymology: < fast adj. + -y suffix6, originally (in sense 1) after fast one at fast adj. Phrases 3.In to pull a fastie at sense 1 after to pull a fast one at fast adj. Phrases 3.
colloquial.
1. An act of deception; a trick. Esp. in to pull a fastie: to trick or attempt to trick a person by doing something ingenious; to deceive someone (cf. to pull a fast one at fast adj. Phrases 3).In quot. 1931: to play a joke.
ΘΚΠ
the mind > mental capacity > knowledge > conformity with what is known, truth > deceit, deception, trickery > deceive [phrase]
to blear the eyesc1325
to play mock-holiday with?1558
on a lock1598
to put the change upon (also on) (a person)1658
to play false1680
to draw (pull, spread) the wool over (a person's) eyes1839
to lead (a person) up the garden (path)1923
to pull a fastie1931
to take (someone) for a sleigh ride1931
to pull a swiftie1945
the mind > mental capacity > knowledge > conformity with what is known, truth > deceit, deception, trickery > [noun] > a trick, deception
wrenchc888
swikec893
braida1000
craftOE
wile1154
crookc1175
trokingc1175
guile?c1225
hocket1276
blink1303
errorc1320
guileryc1330
sleightc1340
knackc1369
deceitc1380
japec1380
gaudc1386
syllogism1387
mazec1390
mowa1393
train?a1400
trantc1400
abusionc1405
creekc1405
trickc1412
trayc1430
lirtc1440
quaint?a1450
touch1481
pawka1522
false point?1528
practice1533
crink1534
flim-flamc1538
bobc1540
fetcha1547
abuse1551
block1553
wrinklec1555
far-fetch?a1562
blirre1570
slampant1577
ruse1581
forgery1582
crank1588
plait1589
crossbite1591
cozenage1592
lock1598
quiblin1605
foist1607
junt1608
firk1611
overreach?1615
fob1622
ludification1623
knick-knacka1625
flam1632
dodge1638
gimcrack1639
fourbe1654
juggle1664
strategy1672
jilt1683
disingenuity1691
fun1699
jugglementa1708
spring1753
shavie1767
rig?1775
deception1794
Yorkshire bite1795
fakement1811
fake1829
practical1833
deceptivity1843
tread-behind1844
fly1861
schlenter1864
Sinonism1864
racket1869
have1885
ficelle1890
wheeze1903
fast one1912
roughie1914
spun-yarn trick1916
fastie1931
phoney baloney1933
fake-out1955
okey-doke1964
mind-fuck1971
the world > action or operation > advantage > usefulness > use (made of things) > instrumentality > [noun] > (a) means > available means or a resource > a device, contrivance, or expedient
costOE
craftOE
custc1275
ginc1275
devicec1290
enginec1300
quaintisec1300
contrevurec1330
castc1340
knackc1369
findinga1382
wilea1400
conject14..
skiftc1400
policy?1406
subtilityc1410
policec1450
conjecturea1464
industry1477
invention1516
cunning1526
shift1530
compass1540
chevisance1548
trade1550
tour1558
fashion1562
invent?1567
expediment1571
trick1573
ingeny1588
machine1595
lock1598
contrival1602
contrivement1611
artifice1620
recipea1643
ingenuity1651
expedient1653
contrivance1661
excogitation1664
mechanism1669
expediency1683
stroke1699
spell1728
management1736
manoeuvre1769
move1794
wrinkle1817
dodge1842
jigamaree1847
quiff1881
kink1889
lurk1916
gadget1920
fastie1931
ploy1940
1931 Utah Chron. 7 Apr. 3/7 Will Senior Pulls a Fastie on Offspring. Will Rogers, jr..has gone to Fort Worth, Texas, to take a job as a cub reporter on the Star Telegram. Interviewed at his home here before he left, Bill was asked what he expected to do on the paper. Will, sr., answered for him: 'They'll probably put him on the street selling papers'.
1932 Cincinnati Enquirer 15 May (Mag. section) 1/2 Chilled to the core by Gloria Glayde's refusal to become the missus, Derek Denbeigh, the rich young ketchup king, has pulled a fastie on her. He's announced his engagement to beautiful Doris Doolittle.
1940 Lowell (Mass.) Sun 11 May 7/4 Council president John B. Caddell is credited with a ‘fastie’ when he sent to committee the $450,000 municipal relief loan order... They forgot to move for suspension of the rules, which was necessary and Caddell neatly sidetracked it.
1976 Van Wert (Ohio) Times-Bull. 29 Apr. 1/1 [He] pulled a fastie to add some money to the chapter's fund-raising campaign.
2019 @kindlejo_jo 19 June in twitter.com (accessed 29 Apr. 2020) That moment when someone at your work completely forgot that you came here from their higher headquarters and they try to pull a fastie, but you got contacts and receipts.
2. A person who or thing that moves particularly quickly.
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the world > movement > rate of motion > swiftness > [noun] > one who or that which moves swiftly
goera1586
fast-goera1628
seven-league boots1707
flyer1795
careerer1844
racehorse1854
pacer1878
spinner1881
running mate1891
wind-splitter1893
speedster1927
swiftie1945
fastie1983
1983 Washington Post 11 June c 1/2 Before he'll answer a question, he likes reporters to bribe him with toys—especially racing cars, which he calls ‘fasties’, much as he calls boomerangs ‘boomies’.
2004 A. Buzo Legends Baggy Green xv. 164 He took a more than respectable 3 for 89 with his swinging fasties and made 41 with the bat.
2016 @runslikemud 3 Apr. in twitter.com (accessed 9 Apr. 2020) Fasties who run your cool down on the course while others are still finishing the race: stop, just stop.
This entry has been updated (OED Third Edition, June 2021; most recently modified version published online March 2022).
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