whiz
/wɪz/
verb
- To move quickly through the air with a buzzing or hissing sound.
- A small drone whizzed over our heads in the park.
- The car whizzed down the empty highway at high speed.
- Arrows whizzed past the target during the competition.
- To do something very quickly or skillfully.
- The chef whizzed up a delicious sauce in seconds.
- He whizzed through the test and finished before everyone else.
- She whizzed through her homework in just twenty minutes.
Synonyms
noun
- A person who is very skilled or clever at something.
- She's a computer whiz who can fix almost any problem.
- He became a whiz at chess after practicing every day.
- My cousin is a whiz at math and helps me with my homework.
- A buzzing or hissing sound, like something moving fast through the air.
- The whiz of the fan blades was the only sound in the room.
- A sudden whiz passed by my ear, and I ducked.
- We heard the whiz of a rocket as it launched into the sky.
Antonyms