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full belt

full belt adverb: very quickly; at maximum speed.

Adverb

full belt (not comparable)

  1. Very quickly; at maximum speed.
    • ‘By cripes, not if I can help it!’ said Egbert and began to run after Murial Jane who went into the bushes at a trot, and then full-belt into a canter, with Egbert close on her heels.1936, Norman Lindsay, The Flyaway Highway, Sydney: Angus and Robertson, page 105

Questions about full belt

What does full belt mean?
Full belt means very quickly; at maximum speed.
What part of speech is full belt?
Full belt is an adverb.

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