fastie
/ˈfa:sti
/noun (plural fasties) informal
1A particularly fast person or thing: the fastie’s engine delivers 0-100km/h acceleration in just 3.7 seconds...
- We'll let the crows and the fasties lance each other and talk to the wind.
- The article on England's fasties today has a picture of him that makes him look positively pudgy.
- We really need some fasties now.
2Australian An act of deception; a trick: they are fixing to pull a fastie...
- "A wife can't testify against her husband." "She's not my wife." "Not yet, she isn't. But once they let you go we'll pull a fastie."
- They tried to pull a fastie on a pay increase.
- Guys who pull a fastie on me get killed.
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