Fly
Fly adjective - (British informal) not to be deceived or hoodwinked.
Both words in one sentence
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A good number of heroes in Freedom Force can fly or, at least, levitate (which is somewhere in-between running and flying, speed-wise; only Mentor has this ability).
Source: I Believe I Can Fly -
Gameplay-wise, the mosquitos fly more smoothly and can now initiate blood-sucking form any exposed skin on the victim's body, along with a health and stamina bar instead of a hearts system.
Source: Video Game / Mister Mosquito -
Black Widow: Listen... but do you really think it is wise to knock back so many vodkas before you fly that thing?
Source: The Alcoholic
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