transitive. To give wings to; to ‘wing’ for flight. literal and figurative. Obsolete.

To give speed to (a course, etc.); to hasten; to cause to be rapid in movement.

transitive. To carry or drive swiftly; to hurry along. Also figurative.

figurative (or in figurative context): To ‘give wings to’; to enable to ‘fly’ or ‘soar’; to give speed or swift motion to; to speed, hasten.

Denoting motion or travel, with adverb or prepositional construction indicating direction. transitive. To cause to move with a rattling noise. Also…

transitive. To cause to move swiftly or progress rapidly.

transitive. To cause to travel rapidly; figurative to accelerate the progress or growth of.

colloquial. transitive. To cause (something) to move quickly; to produce or deliver rapidly. Usually with adverb (esp. out) or prepositional phrase…

transitive. figurative. To drive or move (a person or thing) onwards, or up and down, at a high speed or in an abrupt or unpredictable manner.