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speed n. street slang for methamphetamine, a drug in a chrystaline form which supposedly stimulates the senses, is popular with some illicit drug users, and is addictive. It smells bad, has serious unhealthy side effects, and its possession, use and sale without a prescription are all crimes. (See: narcotics, controlled substance)

See also: dispatch, expedite, haste, hasten, help, organize, precipitate, promote, race
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Overton residents, near Wrexham, said they were being plagued by speeders and want action to protect the village.
'Lower speed limits' petition by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
Eugene speeders on TV An episode of "Speeders" that features a traffic stop by Eugene police officer Doug Ledbetter airs today at 8 p.
Officer's quick work to air on `Speeders' by The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)
Huddersfield has just become the base for the first course to slow speeders down.
Pioneer course slows down the speeders; Police and Kirklees join ... by Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)
 
 
 
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