[{"Bold_text": "noun", "List Items": ["rapidity in moving, going, traveling, proceeding, or performing; swiftness; celerity :the speed of sound.the speed of light;the speed of sound.Synonyms: fleetness , hurry , expedition , dispatch , alacrity Antonyms: slowness", "relative rapidity in moving, going, etc.; rate of motion or progress:full speed ahead.Synonyms: fleetness , hurry , expedition , dispatch , alacrity", "full, maximum, or optimum rate of motion:The car gets to speed in just nine seconds.", "Automotive.a transmission gear ratio gear ratio.", "Photography.Also called film speed film speed.the sensitivity of a film or paper to light, measured by an ASA or DIN index, which assigns low numbers to slow film and higher numbers to faster film.Also called shutter speed shutter speed.the length of time a shutter is opened to expose the film or digital sensor inside the camera to light.the largest opening at which a lens can be used.", "Also called film speed film speed.the sensitivity of a film or paper to light, measured by an ASA or DIN index, which assigns low numbers to slow film and higher numbers to faster film.", "Also called shutter speed shutter speed.the length of time a shutter is opened to expose the film or digital sensor inside the camera to light.", "the largest opening at which a lens can be used.", "Slang.a stimulating drug, as caffeine, ephedrine, or especially methamphetamine or amphetamine.", "Informal.a person or thing that is compatible with or typical of one's ability, personality, desires, etc.:My speed is writing postcards on the porch while everyone else is tearing around the tennis court.", "Archaic.success or prosperity."]}, {"Bold_text": "verb (used with object)", "List Items": ["to promote the success of (an affair, undertaking, etc.); further, forward, or expedite.Synonyms: favor , facilitate , advance", "to direct (the steps, course, way, etc.) with speed.", "to increase the rate of speed of (usually followed byup):to speed up industrial production.Synonyms: accelerate", "to bring to a particular speed, as a machine.", "to cause to move, go, or proceed with speed.", "to expedite the going of:to speed the parting guest.", "Archaic.to cause to succeed or prosper."]}, {"Bold_text": "verb (used without object)", "List Items": ["to move, go, pass, or proceed with speed or rapidity.", "to drive a vehicle at a rate that exceeds the legally established maximum:He was arrested for speeding.", "to increase the rate of speed or progress (usually followed byup).", "to get on or fare in a specified or particular manner.", "Archaic.to succeed or prosper."]}]