Cross
Flies
Flies noun - Theater) the space over the stage (out of view of the audience) used to store scenery (drop curtains.
Cross and flies are semantically related in take to the air topic. Sometimes you can use "Cross" instead a verb "Flies".
Both words in one sentence
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He flies past a church, causing the cross on its steeple to crumple as if Magneto had taken a disliking to it.
Source: Cross-Melting Aura -
Homer sees Agnes Skinner who wants to cross the street, so he lifts her up and flies her across.
Source: Helping Granny Cross the Street - When it comes to anything involving this ongoing case his rationality and level-headedness flies out the window, his darker side manifests and there are no lines he is unwilling to cross.
Source: Anti Hero / Live-Action TV
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