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flyaway
[ flahy-uh-wey ]
adjective
- fluttering or streaming in the wind; windblown:
flyaway hair.
- flighty; frivolous; giddy.
- ready for flight:
flyaway aircraft.
flyaway
/ ˈflaɪəˌweɪ /
adjective
- (of hair or clothing) loose and fluttering
- frivolous or flighty; giddy
noun
- a person who is frivolous or flighty
Word History and Origins
Origin of flyaway1
Example Sentences
TRESemmeThis award-winning device has been designed for speed with technology that minimizes flyaways.
There was not a single flyaway in sight, and her hair didn’t budge.
Poor little Flyaway was lifted out of the shawl, and kissed over and over again.
The flyaway locks were indeed braided together, but the heavy braid was rough and uneven.
Flyaway thrust her hand into her wet pocket to make sure the wee vial of white dots was still there.
"Guess they's eatin' dinner in here," decided Flyaway, after looking about for a few seconds.
A fly, buzzing in from out doors, had long been trying to settle on Flyaway's restless nose.
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