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flies
/flaɪz/
As a noun, the word evokes an image of annoyance, filth, or fragility. It is most often associated with pests and decay, carrying a negative connotation when referring to infestations. In its literal verbal sense, it conveys effortless movement, speed, and liberation from gravity. While 'flying' as a pilot implies professional skill and control, the act of moving through the air suggests a state of suspension or transcendence. When used metaphorically regarding time, it describes a subjective experience where the perceived passage of hours or days is accelerated, usually due to engagement or pleasure.
Refers to individual winged insects that can be counted, such as seeing three flies on a window pane.
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Small winged insects of the order Diptera, often known for being pests.
"The fruit flies were swarming around the overripe bananas."
To move through the air using wings or mechanical propulsion.
"The eagle flies high above the mountain peaks."