Flying Unscramble word

flying is a Scrabble word, flying uses Six letters.
Scrabble point value for flying Thirteen points.
Words with Friends point value for flying: Thirteen points.

Unscrambled words using the letter's FLYING

Below are the results of unscrambling flying. We found a total of 56 words by unscrambling the letters in flying.

Definitions of flying

adjective

1. (prenominal) hurried; fleeting   ⇒ a flying visit
2. (prenominal) designed for fast action
3. (prenominal) moving or passing quickly on or as if on wings   ⇒ a flying leap , the flying hours
4. hanging, waving, or floating freely   ⇒ flying hair
5. (nautical ) (of a sail) not hauled in tight against the wind

noun

1. the act of piloting, navigating, or travelling in an aircraft
2. (modifier) relating to, capable of, accustomed to, or adapted for flight   ⇒ a flying machine

verb

1. (intransitive) (of birds, aircraft, etc) to move through the air in a controlled manner using aerodynamic forces
2. to travel over (an area of land or sea) in an aircraft
3. to operate (an aircraft or spacecraft)
4. to float, flutter, or be displayed in the air or cause to float, etc, in this way   ⇒ to fly a kite , they flew the flag
5. to transport or be transported by or through the air by aircraft, wind, etc
6. (intransitive) to move or be moved very quickly, forcibly, or suddenly   ⇒ she came flying towards me , the door flew open
7. (intransitive) to pass swiftly   ⇒ time flies
8. to escape from (an enemy, place, etc); flee   ⇒ he flew the country
9. (intransitive; may be followed by at or upon) to attack a person
10. (intransitive) to have a sudden outburst   ⇒ he flew into a rage again
11. (intransitive) (of money, etc) to vanish rapidly
12. (transitive) (falconry ) (of hawks) to fly at (quarry) in attack   ⇒ peregrines fly rooks
13. (transitive) (theatre ) to suspend (scenery) above the stage so that it may be lowered into view
14. See fly a kite
15. See fly high
16. See fly in the face of
17. See fly off the handle
18. See fly the coop
19. See go fly a kite
20. See let fly

noun

1. Also called : fly front (often plural) a closure that conceals a zip, buttons, or other fastening, by having one side overlapping, as on trousers
2. Also called : flysheet a flap forming the entrance to a tent a piece of canvas drawn over the ridgepole of a tent to form an outer roof
3. a flap forming the entrance to a tent
4. a piece of canvas drawn over the ridgepole of a tent to form an outer roof
5. a small air brake used to control the chiming of large clocks
6. the horizontal weighted arm of a fly press
7. the outer edge of a flag the distance from the outer edge of a flag to the staff Compare hoist (sense 9)
8. the outer edge of a flag
9. the distance from the outer edge of a flag to the staff Compare hoist (sense 9)
10. (British ) a light one-horse covered carriage formerly let out on hire
11. (Australian & New Zealand ) an attempt   ⇒ I'll give it a fly
12. (printing ) a device for transferring printed sheets from the press to a flat pile Also called : flyhand . a person who collects and stacks printed matter from a printing press a piece of paper folded once to make four pages, with printing only on the first page
13. a device for transferring printed sheets from the press to a flat pile
14. Also called : flyhand . a person who collects and stacks printed matter from a printing press
15. a piece of paper folded once to make four pages, with printing only on the first page
16. (plural) (theatre ) the space above the stage out of view of the audience, used for storing scenery, etc
17. (rare ) the act of flying
18. See on the fly
19. a flap forming the entrance to a tent
20. a piece of canvas drawn over the ridgepole of a tent to form an outer roof
21. the outer edge of a flag
22. the distance from the outer edge of a flag to the staff Compare hoist (sense 9)
23. a device for transferring printed sheets from the press to a flat pile
24. Also called : flyhand . a person who collects and stacks printed matter from a printing press
25. a piece of paper folded once to make four pages, with printing only on the first page

verb

1. to fly (a plane, helicopter, etc) again