Fly and Melt

Fly

Fly verb - To cease to be visible.
Usage example: the morning mist had flown, and a sparkling sea lay before us

Melt and fly are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Melt" instead a verb "Fly".

Nearby Words: flying, flyer

Melt

Melt verb - To cease to be visible.
Usage example: the fog soon melted away with the rising of the sun

Fly and melt are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Fly" instead a verb "Melt".

Nearby Words: melted, melting, meltable

Common collocations

fire fly fire melt fire
people fly people melt people
time fly time melt time
way fly way melt way
Other words: beams, enemies, walls.

Both words in one sentence

  • If you shoot it, not only does the ice fly out, it melts realistically; the cubes closer to one another melt slower than the isolated ones.
  • Flight Suzie: I have to get permission to fly, because if I fly too high someone called "NORAD" gets mad, but if I fly too low stuff starts to melt.
    Source: Flight
  • After Kris Kringle uses The Power of Friendship to melt his icy heart, he later sadly explains his powers are now limited to a few novelty gimmicks (such as corn that makes reindeer fly).
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