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mile a minute 

1. acting rapidly in a highly agitated way

2. 60 miles per hour
Stop talking a mile a minute and calm down.
mile a minute by mandingoe June 8, 2004
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mile a minute 

Sixty Miles an hour.

Also used to describe a rappid dispursal of oral information as a means to slow it down.
"What's the speed limmit?"
"Sixty! you can go a mile a minute!"

"Blah blah blah"
"Slow down i can't write that fast. You're going a mile a minute!"
mile a minute by K-Dawg Plus June 9, 2004

mile a minute 

An extremely fast pace.
That bitch was talkin a mile a minute.
mile a minute by john smith June 9, 2004

mile a minute 

Uh, Sixty miles an hour? Der!

This slang is when something, usually speech, is going very quickly.
"That guy's on crystal meth."
"How can you tell."
"He's talking a mile a minute."
mile a minute by Jeff Lebowski June 10, 2004

mile a minute 

The velocity of 60mph. Duh. hehe. An alternative expression to the aforementioned definition.
My Hamman-tuned BMW M5 can reach a mile a minute speed from zero in 4 seconds! ( I wish haha )
mile a minute by kikkoman69 June 9, 2004

mile a minute 

moving at an extremely high speed to keep yourself up to date with things, in the centre of activity
we'd move a mile a minute just to keep ourselves in it
mile a minute by winza June 10, 2004

mile-a-minute vine 

a killer plant (Mikania micrantha) that is destructive to other plants. Native to Central and South America, the plant grows three inches a day and can climb on any type of plant, forming a canopy overhead. This would block sunlight and stifle the photosynthesis process of the plant, thus ultimately killing it. As the plant spreads rapidly, it is appropriately called a mile-a-minute vine.
A large number of mile-a-minute vines have invaded the park.
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green inexperienced youthful judgement and cold blooded execution of those judgements.

Rashness with little concern of consequence.

Antony and Cleopatra. William Shakespeare

"My salad days,
When I was green in judgment, cold in blood."

- William Shakespeare, Antony and Cleopatra, 1.5
"How did you end up in jail?"

"Salad days, 'nuf said."
Salad Days by GilbyRFC0 October 7, 2011
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