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flier

[flahy-er] / ˈflaɪ ər /
NOUN
flyer, pilot
Synonyms


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“We are hearing of frustrated passengers trying to contact the airlines to get any insight on rebooking, and even they were not aware of when fliers could get back out.”

From MarketWatch

Henry Arundell is the only wing to start all three games for England, but the 23-year-old Bath flier's game is more centred around his scorching pace.

From BBC

People know them — the pioneering flier and the Teamsters union president — because both of them vanished dramatically.

From Los Angeles Times

On Dec. 24, Tovar posted a missing person flier that showed photos of her daughter along with a physical description that included a tattoo on the back of her left hand.

From Los Angeles Times

It consists of simply putting up fliers announcing a show there and trusting the rest to take care of itself.

From The Wall Street Journal