pluralflies
conjugation flying - flew - flown
verb: to move through the air using wings
Birds fly south for the winter.
verb: to travel by aircraft
We will fly to Paris for our vacation.
verb: to move or pass quickly
Time seems to fly when you're having fun.
verb: to control and navigate an aircraft
She learned to fly a helicopter.
verb: to escape or run away hastily; to flee
When the police arrived, the suspect flew the scene.
noun: a small flying insect with two wings
A fly buzzed against the windowpane.
noun: an opening at the front of a pair of trousers, closed with a zip or buttons
He discreetly zipped up his fly.
noun: a fishing hook disguised with feathers or other material to resemble an insect
The angler cast his fly into the river.
noun: a flap of material covering a tent entrance
She unzipped the fly to get some fresh air in the tent.
