speeder
IPA: spˈidɝ
noun
- One who speeds, or exceeds the maximum legal speed limit.
- (dated) A machine for drawing and twisting slivers to form rovings, in spinning.
- (rail transport) A motorized railroad track crew cart.
- (industrial relations) A fast worker selected by a company to exemplify the rate of work generally expected; a pacesetter.
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Examples of "speeder" in Sentences
- The speeder was caught by a police.
- Or should the speeder parts be included
- A car speeder might move to an uninhabited island.
- A player could lend a damaged speeder to repair it.
- Star Wars Titanium Kashyyyk speeder bike scout die cast
- Missouri issues new rules for red light and "speeder" cameras
- Missouri imposes new rules on 'speeder' and red-light cameras
- Approximate dimensions of a common speeder car are given below.
- Gamers who utilize a speeder are commonly referred to as speeders.
- Customers, who bought this pack, also received a speeder as a gift.
- Gamers, who utilize a speeder, are commonly referred to as speeders.
- An early section car maintenance of way vehicle, similar to a speeder.
- If one uses the speeder to fill up the board, the credits end prematurely.
- So I went from my drawing tenders to at that time what was called a speeder frame.
- So here in South Carolina a cop hit another car while trying to catch a "speeder" that wouldn't stop.
- Of course no charges were filed against the officer who was trying to catch the "speeder" that wouldn't stop.
- Steve's museum is home to not only endless Star Wars toys, costumes, model kits, action figures and posters, but also classic film artifacts such as speeder bike and snowspeeder models, pieces of the krayt dragon skeleton, Mos Eisley Cantina creature masks (made from the original molds) and a Han Solo stunt pistol, to name just a few.
- A Dish of Poached Eggs. Have ready a kettle of boiling water, pour it in a pan or speeder, which is set on coals; have the eggs at hand; put a little salt in the water, and break them in, one at a time, till you get all in; let them remain till the white is set, and take them out with an egg-spoon, and put on a dish that has buttered toast on it.