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pacey

British  
/ ˈpeɪsɪ /

adjective

  1. fast-moving, quick, lively

    a pacey story

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Director Mohammed Ali Naqvi's pacey documentary tells the real life story of the rescue of Pakistani schoolboys stranded hundreds of feet above a Himalayan valley in a rusting cable car when wires snap.

From Barron's

Prof Pacey said he would ask "is this a UK donor or is this a donor from somewhere else?"

From BBC

Prof Allan Pacey, who used to run the Sheffield Sperm Bank and is now the deputy vice president of the Faculty of Biology Medicine and Health at the University of Manchester, said countries had become dependent on big international sperm banks and half the UK's sperm was now imported.

From BBC

Hundreds of childminders say they are now restricting or opting out of caring for three- and four-year-olds, according to a survey by Coram PACEY, the Professional Association for Childcare and Early Years.

From BBC

When the ball is short, even with the pacey surfaces, that average climbs to 63.

From BBC