up to speed 

adj. A state of being or having a satisfactory level of competence or knowledge in a specific area or discipline, as compared to other individuals in that same area or discipline.

American: "You're trippin'."

Egyptian: "What does this mean?"

American: "We gotta get u up to speed on your American slang."

up to speed by Paul Rael August 23, 2010

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..."

high speed, low drag by DJMushOne February 10, 2007

Weed or Speed 

A question that needs to be asked to determine the rate at which a particular task will be accomplished. Regardless of the reply, the task will be fucked up.

When hiring a person to do work for you that has a questionable look or intelligence about them, always ask: "Hey man, you on Weed or Speed?"

Weed or Speed by 30 Ware May 9, 2006

Justin speed 

driving really really fast, getting somewhere in a ridiculously short amount of time. Cutting many minutes off of the time ona GPS.

80 mph in a 25 mph zone

"dude you just drove Justin speed"

Justin speed by ibackflipboy June 22, 2009

flank speed 

Noun (naval terminology): the highest speed commandable of a warship under normal (peacetime) conditions, succeeding the terms "normal", "regular" or "standard" speed, and (under wartime conditions) preceded sequentially in velocity by the terms "attack speed", and finally "ramming speed".

"Upon lookout sight of the enemy ships, the consul Quintus Arrius ordered his ships to come to flank speed."

flank speed by speedog May 2, 2010

single speed 

A bike with a single gear, similar to the days gone by when bikes didn't need a realm of cogs to propell itself forward. This is of course a free hub, not a fixie.

Dom was a pervert, he converted his geared mtb to a single speed.

single speed by toby1 December 29, 2008

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.

High speed come apart by Lo-Gee July 10, 2011