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whiz past

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whiz past someone or something
to move or travel past someone or something at a high speed. The train whizzed past one little town after another. I whizzed past Chuck because I did not recognize him.
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Since the closure of the river-front road into the city centre, the traffic has been appalling, but it isn't helped by these ignorant morons who think it is clever to ignore the restrictions and whiz past fellow motorists on the inside lane, despite clear warnings.
I have only once seen a motorcyclist on a pavement but pedal cyclists routinely use them, while skateboards occasionally whiz past my window as I contemplate my garden.
How do you define beautiful When you think of "beautiful women" , pictures like Angelina Jolie, Nicole Kidman and other glamorous stars that are dripping with glamor just whiz past you and leave you gagging How do you define beautiful?
 
 
 
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