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1 bingas
quick-tempered, short-tempered, irascible -
2 gancang
quick, spray, alert. -
3 gopeh
quick. gopoh-gopoh in a hurry, hurriedly. terk.r(gopoh-gopoh) hurry, hurriedly, hastily. -
4 pesat
quick, speedy, rapid. -
5 cepat
quick; fast; earlykecepatan: quickness; speedmempercepatkan: to quicken; to speed upsecepat: as quickly as -
6 pesat
quick; rapid (of development) -
7 bangat
fast, quick, soon. 2 see BANGET. -
8 banter
fast, quick, speedy. 2 loud, projects or carries well k.r(of voice). -
9 cepat
fast, speedy, quick. -
10 fasih
fluent. 2 eloquent, quick-witted. 3 glib. -
11 getap
1. broken. meng-getap grate, crunch. 2. getap, getapan quick-tempereted. 2 easily shocked. -
12 kelor
the merunggai tree, a small quick-growing tree cultivated for its edible piunnate leaves. Dunia tidak sedaun-kelor The world is bigger than a merunggai leaf k.r(There is plenty of opportunity to find a lover). -
13 kencang
fast, quick, speedy. 2 taut, tight. 3 selling well. -
14 laju
fast, quick, rapid. 2 rate. -
15 lekas
fast, switft, quick. 2 soon. lekas-an k.r(Coll.) hurry. -
16 ligat
adept, quick to adjust. me-ligat gyrate, spin. -
17 obral
clearance sale. 2 do s.t. without prior consideration, be quick to do s.t. -
18 sebat
1. 1) brush s.t. away with flip of hands. 2) shake hands to dry them. 3) whip with long, slender rod. 4) steal by snatching. 2. quick in movement. -
19 sebet
fast, quick. -
20 seput
k.r(Coll.) fast, quick.
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quick — 1 fleet, swift, rapid, *fast, speedy, expeditious, hasty Analogous words: brisk, nimble, *agile: abrupt, impetuous, *precipitate, headlong 2 Quick, prompt, ready, apt are comparable when they apply to persons, their mental operations, their acts … New Dictionary of Synonyms
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