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Definition of flight
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Flight
(n.) The act of
fleeing;
the act of
running
away, to
escape
or
expected
evil; hasty
departure..
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Eagle
::
Eagle (n.) Any
large,
rapacious
bird of the
Falcon
family,
esp. of the
genera
Aquila
and
Haliaeetus.
The eagle is
remarkable
for
strength,
size,
graceful
figure,
keenness
of
vision,
and
extraordinary
flight.
The most noted
species
are the
golden
eagle
(Aquila
chrysaetus);
the
imperial
eagle of
Europe
(A.
mogilnik
/
imperialis);
the
American
bald eagle
(Haliaeetus
leucocephalus);
the
European
sea eagle (H.
albicilla);
and the great harpy eagle
(Thrasaetus
harpyia).
The
figure
of the
eagle,
as the
Frolic
::
Frolic
(n.) A wild
prank;
a
flight
of
levity,
or of
gayety
and
mirth..
Flight
::
Flight
(n.) The act or
flying;
a
passing
through
the air by the help of
wings;
volitation;
mode or style of
flying.
Scud
::
Scud (n.) A small
flight
of
larks,
or other
birds,
less than a
flock..
Albatross
::
Albatross
(n.) A
web-footed
bird, of the genus
Diomedea,
of which there are
several
species.
They are the
largest
of sea
birds,
capable
of
long-continued
flight,
and are often seen at great
distances
from the land. They are found
chiefly
in the
southern
hemisphere..
Snowbird
::
Snowbird
(n.) An
arctic
finch
(Plectrophenax,
/
Plectrophanes,
nivalis)
common,
in
winter,
both in
Europe
and the
United
States,
and often
appearing
in large
flocks
during
snowstorms.
It is
partially
white,
but
variously
marked
with
chestnut
and
brown.
Called
also snow
bunting,
snowflake,
snowfleck,
and
snowflight..
Wing
::
Wing (n.)
Passage
by
flying;
flight;
as, to take
wing..
Wing
::
Wing (n.)
Motive
or
instrument
of
flight;
means of
flight
or of rapid
motion.
Flighty
::
Flighty
(a.)
Fleeting;
swift;
transient.
Wing
::
Wing (n.) One of the two
anterior
limbs of a bird,
pterodactyl,
or bat. They
correspond
to the arms of man, and are
usually
modified
for
flight,
but in the case of a few
species
of
birds,
as the
ostrich,
auk, etc., the wings are used only as an
assistance
in
running
or
swimming..
Giddy-paced
::
Giddy-paced
(a.)
Moving
irregularly;
flighty;
fickle.
Flightiness
::
Flightiness
(n.) The state or
quality
of being
flighty.
Quaker
::
Quaker
(n.) Any
grasshopper
or
locust
of the genus
(Edipoda;
-- so
called
from the
quaking
noise made
during
flight.
Airy
::
Airy (a.)
Relating
or
belonging
to air; high in air;
aerial;
as, an airy
flight..
Ejaculation
::
Ejaculation
(n.) The act of
throwing
or
darting
out with a
sudden
force and rapid
flight.
Winder
::
Winder
(n.) One in a
flight
of steps which are
curved
in plan, so that each tread is
broader
at one end than at the
other;
--
distinguished
from
flyer..
Swallow
::
Swallow
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
passerine
birds of the
family
Hirundinidae,
especially
one of those
species
in which the tail is
deeply
forked.
They have long,
pointed
wings,
and are noted for the
swiftness
and
gracefulness
of their
flight..
Wing
::
Wing (v. t.) To
transport
by
flight;
to cause to fly.
Flight
::
Flight
(n.) A
series
of steps or
stairs
from one
landing
to
another.
Overfly
::
Overfly
(v. t.) To cross or pass over by
flight.
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