Cover
Cover noun - A raised covering over something for decoration or protection.
Usage example: all of the exhibits at the fair are under cover, so the weather won't be a factor
Fly and cover are semantically related in flat hanging appendage topic. In some cases you can use "Fly" instead the word "Cover" as a noun or a verb.
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- She can, however, command them... and since the titular hunt will be done undercover, she can fly with them as part of her cover story.
Source: Fanfic / The Great Alicorn Hunt - Like with hotshot booking, this is done either to cover for an injury or to change an angle on the fly.
Source: The Chris Carter Effect -
Brick Joke: On the cover we see luna hopped up on coffee, exclaiming she "can do anything, maybe even fly"note She can already fly.
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