Definition of fastie in English:

fastie

nounPlural fastiesˈfaːsti

informal

1A particularly fast person or thing.
the fastie's engine delivers 0-100km/h acceleration in just 3.7 seconds
Example sentencesExamples
- I used to love the tests on the hill green wicket and the fasties steaming in.
- The only dissenters who may have objections are the bowlers; it could be a tough couple of weeks for the nasty fasties!
- The article on England's fasties today has a picture of him that makes him look positively pudgy.
- We'll let the crows and the fasties lance each other and talk to the wind.
- We really need some fasties now.
- "It gives myself and the other two fasties a chance to rest up and come back."
- He took a more than respectable 3 for 89 with his swinging fasties and made 41 with the bat.
2Australian An act of deception; a trick.
they are fixing to pull a fastie
Example sentencesExamples
- "A wife can't testify against her husband." "She's not my wife." "Not yet, she isn't. But once they let you go we'll pull a fastie."
- I think I left her suspecting I might be trying to pull a fastie on her cut glass.
- Guys who pull a fastie on me get killed.
- They were suspicious of four opening nights, thinking a fastie was being pulled.
- They tried to pull a fastie on a pay increase.

单词	fastie
释义	Definition of fastie in English: fastie nounPlural fastiesˈfaːsti informal 1A particularly fast person or thing. the fastie's engine delivers 0-100km/h acceleration in just 3.7 seconds Example sentencesExamples I used to love the tests on the hill green wicket and the fasties steaming in. The only dissenters who may have objections are the bowlers; it could be a tough couple of weeks for the nasty fasties! The article on England's fasties today has a picture of him that makes him look positively pudgy. We'll let the crows and the fasties lance each other and talk to the wind. We really need some fasties now. "It gives myself and the other two fasties a chance to rest up and come back." He took a more than respectable 3 for 89 with his swinging fasties and made 41 with the bat. 2Australian An act of deception; a trick. they are fixing to pull a fastie Example sentencesExamples "A wife can't testify against her husband." "She's not my wife." "Not yet, she isn't. But once they let you go we'll pull a fastie." I think I left her suspecting I might be trying to pull a fastie on her cut glass. Guys who pull a fastie on me get killed. They were suspicious of four opening nights, thinking a fastie was being pulled. They tried to pull a fastie on a pay increase.
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