to fly

To stay or move on water without sinking, sometimes in the air

To make something move, for example a boat or rocket

Make something go down in position, amount, or strength

To put something into the soil so it stays stable

Quickly while you do something, without planning

Openly oppose something, often against common sense or tradition

A person who watches a situation without being noticed

Be so gentle that you do not harm even a fly

To suddenly become very angry

To avoid being noticed by other people

Start to behave properly and follow rules

A small problem that spoils an otherwise good situation

To leave a place suddenly without permission

Show your true self to others, even if it seems strange

Created while a computer program runs, not prepared before

To make quick decisions without a plan

A situation where people argue angrily and things become chaotic

A small problem that spoils a good situation

A phrase people say to show something is very unlikely to happen

To openly go against usual rules or advice

Says an angry argument is likely to happen

To seem to pass very quickly, especially time

Send something suddenly and forcefully, like a rock or angry words

To suddenly get very angry without warning

To move through the air above a place, for example a plane or bird

To act or work alone without help from others

To move past something while in the air

To open suddenly, often because of wind or force

To show support for a country, group or cause by displaying its flag

To feel very happy and successful after a big achievement

To sell very quickly because many people want it

To fly a new aircraft to check how it works and how safe it is

Someone does not understand an idea because it is too hard for them

To continue moving through the air like a bird or plane

To control a plane only by using instruments in the cockpit

To make decisions without enough information

To suddenly start talking about a different subject

People suddenly fight or shout at each other with strong anger

To face a problem directly and try to solve it

To pilot an airplane by looking at places on the ground rather than instruments

Begin something very quickly and with a lot of energy

A small flying insect whose young eat and spoil ripe or rotten fruit

To fish with a rod and line using small fake flies as bait

A ball hit high into the air in baseball

Not reliable and likely to disappear quickly, often for dishonest reasons

A small bright green beetle from southern Europe that makes a liquid causing blisters

A caught fly ball that lets a player on base score while it puts the batter out

A low flight by military planes over people watching on the ground

A long, flexible fishing rod used to cast light flies for fishing

A high ball hit in baseball or softball that is easy to catch

A large African fly that bites people and animals and causes sleeping sickness

A small dark insect that bites people and animals and makes itchy red spots

A small insect that bites people in warm places and can spread disease

A large fly with a shiny blue-green body that lays eggs on dead animals and in wounds

A small insect near water whose young are used for fishing bait

A small fake insect that floats on the water to attract fish

The use of a special rod and line to throw a small fake fly into water to catch fish

Fine light dust that rises when fuel burns, often in power plants

A large fast insect whose female bites animals for blood

A small fly whose young eat and damage wheat and other cereal crops

A poisonous mushroom with a bright red cap covered in white dots that grows in forests

A fly whose young eat the flesh of dead or living animals

A small black and white fly whose young eat the inside of fruit

A narrow high platform at the side of a stage where crew work with ropes and equipment

A small fly near water that bites people and animals painfully

A small common fly that lives in houses and can spread disease

A person who spends a lot of time drinking at bars

A winged insect that lives near streams and whose young live under stones in water

A small delicate insect with thin net-like wings whose young eat garden pests like aphids

A small insect with wings like a moth whose larvae live in water and build cases from sand and plants

A long thin fly with very long legs that looks like a large mosquito but does not bite

A ball hit high into the air near home plate that is easy to catch

A South American herb with blue and white flowers and a papery round fruit

An artificial bait that sinks and moves below the water to attract fish

A fishing lure with long wings that extend past the hook to look like a small fish

An insect that eats insects, with a long beak and antennae, whose males have a curved tail like a scorpion

A hairy fly like a bee whose young insects make lumps under the skin of cows

A hairy fly that looks like a bee and whose young eat baby bees

An opening in a skirt or trousers with a hidden zipper

A large fast fly that catches other insects in the air and drinks their juices

A small fly that lays eggs on rotting fruit or open jars of sweet food

A person or business that disappears to avoid paying debts

A pale green fly that gives off a bad smell and whose young eat insects that harm plants

A tent with an extra cover at the front that protects from rain and sun

A small black fly that sucks blood from cows near their horns

A small open deck above the ship's control room for steering and a better view

A small flying insect whose young are used as bait for fish

A poisonous plant with bulbs that people once used to kill flies

A small fake insect tied to a fishing line to attract fish

A small insect that sucks blood and lives in feathers or fur

A winged insect like a dragonfly whose young dig small cone-shaped pits in sand to trap ants and other insects

A small insect like a moth whose young live in water and build protective cases from stones and plants

A small moth-like insect whose young live in water and build cases from pebbles and plants

A small moth-like insect whose young live in water and build cases from sand and plants

A very small wasp that lays eggs in other insects' eggs or young and helps control pests

A small wasp that lays eggs inside other insects so its young eat them

A fever people can catch from ticks, flies, or touching infected wild animals like rabbits

Large insect with a soft body and long jaws whose young live in water and are used as fishing bait

A dark insect whose young live in water and eat other small animals

A North American bush with pale yellow flowers and berries eaten by birds

A small shrub with pairs of yellowish-white flowers and bright red berries often grown in gardens

A North American bush that loses its leaves in winter and has upright stems and pale yellow flowers

A narrow high platform at the side of a stage where crew use ropes to move scenery above it

A machine in a textile mill that twists stretched fibres into loose thread

A small plant in Europe with flowers that look like flies

A machine that uses a heavy wheel and a screw to push and shape metal

A flap of cloth over a tent entrance that keeps out rain and insects

A large tropical insect with bright colors and a long nose once thought to glow

A large tropical insect with bright colors and a long snout, once thought to give light

A long jump from a vaulting horse in gymnastics

A small green insect with thin wings and shiny gold eyes that eats garden pests

A small shiny green fly often found near garbage or dead meat

A loud insect that sings in summer, often in July and August

A slender insect with long legs that hangs from plants to catch other small insects