Flying and Passage

Flying

Flying noun - Travel through the air by the use of wings.

Passage and flying are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Passage" instead a noun "Flying".

Nearby Words: fly, flyer, flyover

Passage

Passage noun - An established course for traveling from one place to another.

Flying and passage are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Flying" instead a noun "Passage".

Nearby Words: pass, passed, passing, passageway, passaged

Both words in one sentence

  • There's also a secret passage that you can reach that is filled with flying piggy banks that you can break for cash.
    Source: Disc One Nuke
  • Wake Up, Go to School, Save the World A variation on the theme shows up in the driver's-ed episode — the teenage rite of passage of learning to drive a car was a lot harder for her than flying a jet pack or landing a space shuttle.
  • Banging for Help In The Worst Witch in the episode where Miss Cackle gets tied up, gagged and left in the storage closet, when she sees Mildred and Enid flying in through the passage at the top of the closet, she starts making noise.
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