Dragster (noun)

1. A type of racing car designed specifically for drag racing.
2. A high-speed vehicle designed for acceleration rather than handling or speed.

Origin:

Drag + -ster (suffix meaning "one who does somethin.g")

Examples:

1. The dragster's powerful engine allowed it to reach speeds of over 300 miles per hour.
2. The dragster made a loud roar as it accelerated down the track.
3. The dragster's aerodynamic design gave it an advantage over the other vehicles in the race.
4. The young driver was thrilled to get behind the wheel of the new dragster.
5. The dragster's lightweight construction and powerful engine made it the favorite among racing fans.