high speed, low drag

No extra fluff or "baggage" that is irrelevant to the person, product, or idea being described. Basically, "very efficient" or "lean and mean".

"De Niro's crew in HEAT was high speed, low drag!"
"Company XYZ process is high speed, low drag..."

by DJMushOne February 10, 2007

High speed come apart

A major melt down, losing your cool

I thought Lisa was going to have a high speed come apart when Mark wouldn't text her back.

by Lo-Gee July 10, 2011

High speed handy

Getting a hand job while driving

Bro, I got a high speed handy from Carly last night when I was driving her home

by BIGfish54 July 10, 2020

high speed dirt

The title refers to what happens to a skydiver when his parachute doesn't deploy: you hit the dirt at very high speed and most likely die.

Oh man, his parachute didn't open. Prepare for some high speed dirt!

by Sunyshine August 24, 2020

High-Speed, Low-Drag

Adj.

1. A high quality, efficient way to do something, performed with exceptional speed, but still simple and streamlined.

e.g "Let me draw you a high-speed, low-drag picture of America... not to scale."

by IaiaIsGod April 23, 2012

high speed chicken feed

A generic term to used to by truck drivers looking for a buzz.

Anybody got any high speed chicken feed, come in?

by DaveHondoras December 28, 2005

high speed chicken feed

a common drug in middle america also known as meth or tweek

hey dude did you get any tweek yah it runs clear lets get high

by james July 20, 2004