Wiktionary
vb. 1 to increase the power of an internal combustion engine (either Otto or Diesel cycle) by compressing the inlet air with power extracted from the exhaust air. 2 to make faster, more powerful.
Usage examples of "turbocharge".
It was a midwing monoplane, the slender fuselage just big enough for pilot, fuel, and the five cannon, slung between two huge H-form 24 cylinder Atlantis Peregrine turbocharged engines in sleek cowlings.
With a turbocharged engine, dynamic stability control, and seventeen-inch aluminum alloy wheels.
Powered by turbocharged diesel engine, it is capable of two hundred twenty kilometers an hour.
Merchant later discloses that the yacht has four turbocharged diesel engines connected to water jets that produce a total of 18,000 horsepower and enable the eight-ton craft to cruise at one hundred and twenty kilometers an hour.
I deserved a drink, and maybe it would help turbocharge the old brain cells.
As my Maiden, I expect you to run a turbocharged Training Circle to the max - fast but nothing skipped.