" flat-out "

 [ "flat-out" ]

1: flat-out: an adverb that means: at full capacity, at maximum speed, totally, thoroughgoing

  * e.g.,  ... Ben, pumps working flat-out. A foot of water in the bilge. 

 [ "flat-out" ]

1:  plain, open and direct

  * e.g.,  ... He just farted in my face, flat-out. 

 [ "flat-out" ]

2:  at full speed

 [ "flat-out" ]

3:  total, complete

 [ "Flat Out" ]

1: The term "flat out" means: completely, definitely or clearly.

  * e.g.,  ... I am flat out broke. 

 [ "Flat Out" ]

1: Australian slang term for being extremely busy.

  * e.g.,  ... I'm buggered, mate; I've been flat out from dawn til dusk. 

 [ "Flat Out" ]

2: Derives from the phrase 'flat out, like a lizard drinking'.

  * e.g.,  ... I can't take on another project, I'm flat out. 

 [ "flat out" ]

1: Colin McRae "if in doubt flat out"

  * e.g.,  ... if you are not sure what is after next corner, all you have to do is put your feet on acceleration to the floor ... flat out 

 [ "flat out" ]

1: Pushing your car to its maximum speed.

  * e.g.,  ... Jeremy Clarkson: "Flat out, you'll be going 190." 

 [ "flat out" ]

1: The extreme or extreme lack of something.

  * e.g.,  ... person 1: You going to the game tonight? 

 [ "Flat Out" ]

1: A young man or woman who is dressed nicely and expensively.

  * e.g.,  ... I saw Big Flock today and he was flat out with his denim killers and gucci shirt. 

 [ "Flatting out" ]

1: To ‘flat out’ is to become so bowled over by a car’s looks, abilities, noise or general awesomeness that nothing short of passing out next to it can convey your feelings for said automobile.

  * e.g.,  ... Flatting Out 

 [ "Flat Out" ]

1: Straight up

  * e.g.,  ... Rebecca says I really like your red shirt. Theresa says flat out. Rebecca says: straight up!