The phrase 'Went Like the Wind' is often used to describe something that moves quickly. This phrase can be broken down into five words, each of which can be represented by a crossword solution: raced (5 letters), tore (4 letters), blew (4 letters), sped (4 letters), and FLEW (4 letters). Raced implies a competition or a race, while tore implies a sudden, powerful movement. Blew suggests a strong gust of wind, and sped implies a fast speed. Finally, FLEW implies a quick, effortless movement. Together, these five words paint a vivid picture of something moving quickly and powerfully, just like the wind.