flat-out

flat-out: an adverb that means: at full capacity, at maximum speed, totally, thoroughgoing

Ben, pumps working flat-out. A foot of water in the bilge.

a flat-out promotional campaign
a flat-out deception.

by leocod October 3, 2007

flat-out

1. plain, open and direct

2. at full speed

3. total, complete

He just farted in my face, flat-out.

by The Return of Light Joker October 1, 2007

Flat Out

The term "flat out" means: completely, definitely or clearly.

I am flat out broke.
She is flat out gorgeous!
He is a flat out geek.

by Cheryl_B April 3, 2009

Flat Out

Australian slang term for being extremely busy.

Derives from the phrase 'flat out, like a lizard drinking'.

I'm buggered, mate; I've been flat out from dawn til dusk.

I can't take on another project, I'm flat out.

by zezebelle April 5, 2009

flat out

Colin McRae "if in doubt flat out"

if you are not sure what is after next corner, all you have to do is put your feet on acceleration to the floor ... flat out

by wrx April 16, 2009

flat out

Pushing your car to its maximum speed.

Jeremy Clarkson: "Flat out, you'll be going 190."

by SargeH April 3, 2009

flat out

The extreme or extreme lack of something.

person 1: You going to the game tonight?
person 2: No, I'm flat out of steam.

guy 1: Did hear that chick fart?
guy 2: Yea, and now shes flat out gone.
guy 1: <sniff> <sniff>

by hashref April 3, 2009