flyer

It shows what the experience of any frequent flyer already demonstrates.

When Smith backed Obama in 2007, he was taking a flyer on a little known freshman senator.

He binds the little flyer with black plastic ties and seals her mouth with duct tape.

He handed me a flyer, which explained his complaint in detail.

“The unsafe, improper and reckless use of these machines puts the community in danger,” the flyer said.

If the strange flyer reported by the merpeople was beside it, he could not distinguish it from this distance.

Was it among those who manned the strange flyer, those the merpeople had spied upon but whom he had not yet seen?

I aint no high-flyer myse'f. I fear'd ter shake han's wid you so fur off, Brer Rabbit.'

A small bell swinging in a circle may often be seen to-day as a “flyer” ornament on the heads of London carthorses.

The darkness took form as a vast black flyer mounting toward him.