high drag
1. A type of bomb used by the Air Force with a parachute attached to it.
2. A person with very large ears.
2. A person with very large ears.
Mike: Who are you going to prom with?
Amanda: Brett
Mike: Ha you're going with high drag? What a loser.
Amanda: Brett
Mike: Ha you're going with high drag? What a loser.
high whore drag
In full drag attire
I got pulled over in full high whore drag and the cops didn't know what hit him.
high speed, low drag
No extra fluff or "baggage" that is irrelevant to the person, product, or idea being described. Basically, "very efficient" or "lean and mean".
"De Niro's crew in HEAT was high speed, low drag!"
"Company XYZ process is high speed, low drag..."
"Company XYZ process is high speed, low drag..."
High-Speed, Low-Drag
Adj.
1. A high quality, efficient way to do something, performed with exceptional speed, but still simple and streamlined.
1. A high quality, efficient way to do something, performed with exceptional speed, but still simple and streamlined.
e.g "Let me draw you a high-speed, low-drag picture of America... not to scale."
high speed, low drag, that's how I roll
Flying through life with efficiency.
I had a million things to do today, but I got them all done. High speed, low drag, that's how I roll.
High Drag
1. A bomb used by the Air Force with a parachute attached to the back.
2. Someone with very large ears.
2. Someone with very large ears.
Howie: Who are you going to prom with?
AJ: Brett
Howie: Ha you're going with high drag? What a loser.
AJ: Brett
Howie: Ha you're going with high drag? What a loser.