fly



fly someone or something (into some place) (from some place)

 and fly someone or something in
to transport someone or something to some place from some place. We flew the documents into Adamsville from Springfield. We flew in the documents to Chicago from Springfield.

fly

1. mod. knowledgeable; alert and in the know. This dude is fly; there’s no question about it.
2. mod. nice-looking; stylish. I like your fly shoes, Sam.

fly

/blow the coop
To make a getaway; escape.
See:

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Iason-Greek Mythology, Ancient Greek, Greek, Biblical Greek, Biblical Latin
BookerBUWK-ərEnglish
EleanoreEL-ə-nawrEnglish
RakelRAH-kel (Norwegian, Danish, Swedish)Norwegian, Danish, Swedish, Icelandic
Weland-Germanic Mythology, Anglo-Saxon Mythology
Hannas-Biblical Greek