…(of a bird, bat, or insect) move through the air using wings…
…the vigorous demonstration of support for one’s country, political party, or organization, especially when one is abroad…
…a small pilotless aircraft with an explosive warhead, especially a V-1…
…a fish of warm seas which leaps out of the water and uses its wing-like pectoral fins to glide over the surface for some distance…
…a large fruit bat with a foxlike face, found in Madagascar, SE Asia, and northern Australia…
…a nocturnal arboreal Asian frog which is able to glide between trees using the large webs between its extended toes…
…a one-piece garment worn by the pilot and crew of a military or light aircraft…
…a form of ski jumping from a higher slope so that the skier jumps further…
…a movement in riding in which the leading leg in the canter position is changed without loss of speed while the horse is in the air…
…(in Australia) a doctor who uses radio communication and travels by aircraft to visit patients in remote areas of the country…
…a short jacket similar to a bomber jacket, typically of leather and with a warm lining or collar and several pockets…
…a nocturnal tree-dwelling SE Asian mammal resembling a lemur, with a membrane between the fore- and hindlimbs for gliding from tree to tree…
…an arboreal SE Asian lizard which has expanding membranes along the sides of the body, used for gliding between trees…
…a person who, with others, travels to picket any workplace where there is an industrial dispute…
…a disc-shaped flying craft supposedly piloted by aliens; a UFO…
…a greenish semi-arboreal SE Asian snake which can glide down from a tree in a stiff horizontal position, with the belly hollowed to slow its descent…
…a division of a police force or other organization which is capable of reaching an incident quickly…
…a start of a race or time trial in which the starting point is passed at speed…
…a fast-moving group, as of police officers, linked together closely in a V-shaped formation, sometimes used to force a way through a crowd or to protect someone behind them…
…a technique used chiefly by Transcendental Meditation practitioners which involves thrusting oneself off the ground while in the lotus position…
…a buttress slanting from a separate column, typically forming an arch with the wall it supports…
…a legendary ghostly ship supposedly seen in the region of the Cape of Good Hope and presaging disaster…
…a bottom-dwelling marine fish that has bony armour on the skull and large brightly coloured pectoral fins. It moves through the water with a gliding or flying motion…
…a rank of commissioned officer in the RAF, above pilot officer and below flight lieutenant…
…a small squirrel that has skin joining the fore- and hindlimbs for gliding from tree to tree…
…a small Australasian marsupial with a membrane between the fore- and hindlimbs for gliding…
…cause someone to be knocked violently off balance or to the ground…
…navigation of an aircraft by the observation of landmarks…
…a horizontal bar hanging by two ropes and free to swing, used by acrobats in a circus…
…an Australian pygmy possum with a flap of skin between the fore- and hindlimbs for gliding, and a feathery tail…
…(of a ship) be registered in a particular country and sail under its flag…
…represent or demonstrate support for one’s country, political party, or organization, especially when one is abroad…
