pace v.
(US black) to live a fast, exciting and varied life.
[ | ‘’Arry on His Critics and Champions’ in Punch 14 Apr. 180/1: We smart ’uns must put on the pace]. | |
[ | Sun. Times (Perth) 1 Oct. 1/4: The Haughty Highgate pill ‘widdy’ is going the pace a bit]. | |
Jailhouse Jargon and Street Sl. [unpub. ms.]. |