fly+at
61Fly TV — Infobox TV channel name = Fly TV logofile = Flytvlogo.png logosize = 190px logoalt = Fly TV launch = November 1 2001 closed date = June 30 2003 owner = Australian Broadcasting Corporation network = ABC Television picture format = 576i (SDTV) web …
62Fly by II — Infobox Single Name = Fly By II Artist = Blue from Album = All Rise Released = March, 2002 Format = CD Single Recorded = 2002 Genre = Pop Length = Label = EMI Writer = Producer = Chart position = * #6 (United Kingdom) Reviews = Last single = If… …
63fly — See: BIRD HAS FLOWN, GO FLY A KITE, MAKE THE FEATHERS FLY, MAKE THE FUR FLY, ON THE FLY, POP FLY, SACRIFICE FLY …
64fly — See: BIRD HAS FLOWN, GO FLY A KITE, MAKE THE FEATHERS FLY, MAKE THE FUR FLY, ON THE FLY, POP FLY, SACRIFICE FLY …
65fly — A two winged insect in the order Diptera. Important flies include Simulium (black f.), Calliphora (bluebottle f.), Piophila casei (cheese f.), Chrysops (deer f.), Siphona irritans (horn f.), Fannia scolaris (latrine f.), Oestrus ovis and… …
66fly — See: bird has flown, go fly a kite, make the feathers fly, make the fur fly, on the fly, pop fly, sacrifice fly …
67fly — verb 1) a bird flew overhead Syn: travel through the air, wing its way, wing, glide, soar, wheel; hover, hang; take wing, take to the air, mount 2) they flew to Paris Syn: travel by …
68fly — 1. noun /flaɪ/ a) Any insect of the order Diptera; characterized by having two wings, also called true flies. We had a quick half hour fly back into the city. b) Especially, any of the insects of the family Muscidae, such as the common housefly… …
69fly-in — /fluy in /, n. 1. a convention, entertainment, or other gathering at which participants arrive by air: the annual fly in of cattle breeders. adj. 2. of or for those who arrive and usually depart by air: a fly in safari. 3. accessible only by air …
70fly — [OE] Historically, ‘move through the air’ is something of a secondary semantic development for fly. Its distant Indo European ancestor, *pleu , denoted rapid motion in general, and in particular ‘flowing’ or ‘floating’, and it produced such… …
