High-Speed

A military term for someone who thinks ahead, and shows a good amount of dependability.

Can also be used in a negative manner, see example B.

Hey, high-speed, good work on getting the trucks up.

Hey, HIGH-SPEED, how about you take your weapon off safe before you try to fire it, how bout'that?

by PVT. Bent June 13, 2008

high speed

a military term refering to some one who is all was prepared and ready for what ever is next. or a person in good shape

he ran the 2 mile run in 10 minutes. he's so high speed.

by malice mam July 30, 2003

high speed

A drink that you buy in san francisco liquor stores. its 2 tiny bacardi limon's 1 seagrams gin and a red bull. it is sold along with a styrafoam cup a bag of ice a straw and lid.

Yo! you grabbing anything to drink before the club?

Yea, im gonna slide through the store and grab me a high speed.

Yo, grab me one too!!

fa sho

by sleezy415 May 26, 2010

high speed

Ironic: A person who is inept. Used in place of the person's name. Heavy military useage.

Hey there, high speed, why didn't you do twenty push-ups like I told you to?

He's so high speed he'd trip over his own two feet.

by Ayame Emaya September 10, 2006

high speed

A term used to describe something that is new age, innovative, modern, enviably efficient.

Bob's new million dollar boat is high speed with all it's crazy accessories and gadgets.

by Jonny Kim August 17, 2005

High Speed

Stoned drivers who think they're going 65 MPH when they're really going 25 MPH.

Ant: How fast are you going?
Jay: I think 65. Never mind, I'm going 12.

Ant: Dude, you're driving so slow right now.
Jay: I know. I'm sorry. I'm just really high.

Had I not been driving at high speed, I probably would have hit that deer... and I probably would've hit that kid who ran onto the street for his kickball.

by Louie Wolfe May 14, 2012

high speed

A specialty drink combined with hyphy juice and alcohol. Usually sold around san francisco

Damn, that high speed got to my head hella quick!

by tmariee March 5, 2008