velocitize

verb4

1. •
   To increase the velocity of.

   • 'I ought to overrule this. But, yes, it could help velocitize things,' White replied. — 2013
2. •
   To move at a high velocity, or give the capability or appearance of doing so.

   • When it reached the wall, the mass would appear to rest against it. In actuality, it would be terminally velocitized against its surface. — 2009
3. •
   To inure to high speeds.

   • This lets the band take advantage of "velocitizing." No, that's not a term from music but from "Driver's Ed." — 1984
4. •
   To adjust the velocity of.

   • Then you check the velocity. I usually velocitize my stuff to 127 so the engineer doesn't have a problem when he goes in to mix, and stuff's here, there, up, down — 1996