Wiktionary
vb. (alternative spelling of fast forward English)
Usage examples of "fast-forward".
Remote controls: their very existence, in the hands of a quick-reflexed, multitasking, channel-flipping, fast-forwarding citizenry, has caused an acceleration in the pace of films and television commercials.
She turned the VCR on again and fast-forwarded it to the scene where Dana Mitchell, playing the dark-haired, square-jawed cop, buries the suitcase in a city cemetery.
Colour had coruscated through her eyes into every cell of her body, rippling in an inexorable tide, lapping back and plunging forward again, as if she were being swirled in some liquid element, all this while her life was fast-forwarding through her mind.
I fast-forwarded in time to the partially ripped note-book and read onwards from the exclamation marks about the Epsilon prize.
He hit the fast-forward play button and watched as the static continued until the end of the tape.
Iran’s revolutionary iniquities were partly the result of fast-forward urbanization and modernization.
Night City was like a deranged experiment in social Darwinism, designed by a bored researcher who kept one thumb permanently on the fast-forward button.
Fast-forward, a solar prominence rose past the rim of the shadow square.
When you go through a paypoint -- a toll booth -- we debit you for the stuff that you didn't fast-forward, the stuff you listened to and kept.