fastmove
verbUK /ˈfɑːstmuːv/
US /ˈfæstmuːv/
To move very quickly from one place to another.
The little dog fastmoved across the yard to catch the ball.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To act quickly without waiting.
She fastmoved to grab the last cookie before her brother.
3. A very quick movement or action.
With one fastmove, he caught the falling cup.
4. To change position suddenly and fast.
The cat fastmoved off the couch when it heard a noise.
5. To go faster than usual.
We had to fastmove to catch the bus on time.