noun General Slang

fast mover

· noun · military

A jet aircraft — as opposed to helicopters or prop planes.

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Ground-pounder slang for a fast jet — F-16s, F/A-18s, anything that screams in low and fast for close air support. Born in Vietnam when grunts on the ground needed a quick way to distinguish jets from the slow movers (props) and helos overhead.

“Called in a couple of fast movers and the treeline went quiet real quick.”
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fast mover In A Sentence

Called in a couple of fast movers and the treeline went quiet real quick.

Origin & Usage

Variants fast-mover

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What does fast mover mean?

A fast mover is a jet aircraft, as opposed to helicopters or prop planes.

How do you use fast mover in a sentence?

"We've got a fast mover inbound for the airstrike."

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