whiz through

whiz (right) through something

1. . to speed through a place. One car after another whizzed right through the little town. We whizzed through the kitchen, stopping just long enough for a glass of iced tea.

2. . to work one's way through something quickly. She whizzed right through the test with no trouble. Jane whizzed through her interview and got the job.

whiz through

or whizz through

1. To accomplish or proceed with something swiftly and energetically: My smart friend whizzed through the math homework.

2. To move rapidly through something: The football whizzed through the receiver's hands.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Mccoy	[mə'kɔi]
Tai	-	Chinese
Mihkel	-	Estonian
Wilkin	-	Medieval English
Dean	DEEN	English
Baillif	['beilif]