I have a silly standup joke along these lines, about how I'd Google things crazy things like "circus lawyer" or "giraffe mitigation tactics" to throw the algorithm off every now and then.
The quick doesn't mean "fast". It means "alive".
In the context of "quicklime" the quick refers to the heat of the reaction when making lime for slaking on walls, etc.
"Quick" historicaly has been applied to plants and animals (alive), rivers and streams (moving), coals, fires, quicklime (burning, heat producing, glowing), to speeches and pamphlets (Lively, full of vigour or sharp argument), to tastes, to smells, and more.
The full blown Oxford English Dictionary entry for quick is a lengthy one, multiple cases and variations over a page and more.