floor it

Fig. to press down hard and fast on the accelerator of a vehicle. She floored it and sped off over the hill.

to drive as fast as you can Some drivers seem to believe a yellow traffic light means floor it and rush through an intersection as fast as possible.

Etymology: based on the idea that you push the pedal (part worked with the foot) down to the floor of a car to go as fast as you can

(American informal)

to drive a car as fast as it will go He likes to take his sports car out on the road and floor it.

Name	Pronounced	Usage
RubÉN	roo-BEN	Spanish
Asuman	-	Turkish
Kassia	KA-shə	English (Rare)
Eimhir	-	Scottish
Susan	['su:zn]
Camryn	KAM-rin	English (Modern)