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Definition of fly
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of fly is as below...
Fly (v. i.) A
batted
ball that flies to a
considerable
distance,
usually
high in the air; also, the
flight
of a ball so
struck;
as, it was
caught
on the fly..
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Vampire
::
Vampire
(n.)
Either
one of two or more
species
of South
American
blood-sucking
bats
belonging
to the
genera
Desmodus
and
Diphylla.
These bats are
destitute
of molar
teeth,
but have
strong,
sharp
cutting
incisors
with which they make
punctured
wounds
from which they suck the blood of
horses,
cattle,
and other
animals,
as well as man,
chiefly
during
sleep.
They have a
caecal
appendage
to the
stomach,
in which the blood with which they gorge
themselves
is
stored..
Fire Beetle
::
Fire
beetle
() A very
brilliantly
luminous
beetle
(Pyrophorus
noctilucus),
one of the
elaters,
found in
Central
and South
America;
--
called
also
cucujo.
The name is also
applied
to other
species.
See
Firefly..
Sparrow
::
Sparrow
(n.) One of many
species
of small
singing
birds of the
family
Fringilligae,
having
conical
bills,
and
feeding
chiefly
on
seeds.
Many
sparrows
are
called
also
finches,
and
buntings.
The
common
sparrow,
or house
sparrow,
of
Europe
(Passer
domesticus)
is noted for its
familiarity,
its
voracity,
its
attachment
to its
young,
and its
fecundity.
See House
sparrow,
under
House..
Cavetto
::
Cavetto
(n.) A
concave
molding;
-- used
chiefly
in
classical
architecture.
See
Illust.
of
Column.
Sea Butterfly
::
Sea
butterfly
() A
pteropod.
Sprinkle
::
Sprinkle
(v. i.) To fly or be
scattered
in small drops or
particles.
Flytrap
::
Flytrap
(n.) A trap for
catching
flies.
Rumor
::
Rumor (n.) A
flying
or
popular
report;
the
common
talk;
hence,
public
fame;
notoriety..
Rattle
::
Rattle
(n.) The noise in the
throat
produced
by the air in
passing
through
mucus which the lungs are
unable
to
expel;
--
chiefly
observable
at the
approach
of
death,
when it is
called
the death
rattle.
See
R/le..
Fly
::
Fly (v. i.) To move or pass
swiftly;
to
hasten
away; to
circulate
rapidly;
as, a ship flies on the deep; a top flies
around;
rumor
flies..
Aphrodite
::
Aphrodite
(n.) A
beautiful
butterfly
(Argunnis
Aphrodite)
of the
United
States.
Spider
::
Spider
(n.) A
skeleton,
or
frame,
having
radiating
arms or
members,
often
connected
by
crosspieces;
as, a
casting
forming
the hub and
spokes
to which the rim of a fly wheel or large gear is
bolted;
the body of a
piston
head; a frame for
strengthening
a core or mold for a
casting,
etc..
Pewee
::
Pewee (n.) A
common
American
tyrant
flycatcher
(Sayornis
phoebe,
or S.
fuscus).
Called
also
pewit,
and
phoebe..
Wing
::
Wing (v. t.) To
transport
by
flight;
to cause to fly.
En-
::
En- () A
prefix
signifying
in or into, used in many
English
words,
chiefly
those
borrowed
from the
French.
Some
English
words are
written
indifferently
with en-or in-. For ease of
pronunciation
it is
commonly
changed
to
em-before
p, b, and m, as in
employ,
embody,
emmew.
It is
sometimes
used to give a
causal
force,
as in
enable,
enfeeble,
to cause to be, or to make, able, or
feeble;
and
sometimes
merely
gives an
intensive
force,
as in
enchasten.
See In-..
Wend
::
Wend (v. t.) To
direct;
to
betake;
-- used
chiefly
in the
phrase
to wend one's way. Also used
reflexively.
Fly-bitten
::
Fly-bitten
(a.)
Marked
by, or as if by, the bite of
flies..
Friesic
::
Friesic
(n.) The
language
of the
Frisians,
a
Teutonic
people
formerly
occupying
a large part of the coast of
Holland
and
Northwestern
Germany.
The
modern
dialects
of
Friesic
are
spoken
chiefly
in the
province
of
Friesland,
and on some of the
islands
near the coast of
Germany
and
Denmark..
Highflying
::
Highflying
(a.)
Extravagant
in
opinions
or
ambition.
Confine
::
Confine
(n.)
Common
boundary;
border;
limit;
-- used
chiefly
in the
plural.
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