verb

fly

fly, travel by air, pass quickly

Birds fly south for the winter.

Birds fly south for the winter.

Time flies when you're having fun.

Time flies when you're having fun.

I have to fly to Chicago tomorrow.

I have to fly to Chicago tomorrow.

((somewhere)) to move through the air Birds fly south.

((to a place)) to travel by aircraft I have to fly to Chicago.

Synonyms: soar, glide, wing; Antonyms: land, stay

From Old English 'flēogan', meaning 'to fly'.

Picture a fly (the insect) flying. The noun and the verb are the same word.

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