Flier
/ˈflaɪər/
Meaning & Definition
noun
A person or thing that flies, especially in the context of aviation.
The pilot was a seasoned flier with over a thousand hours of flight experience.
A printed paper advertising something, often distributed in public places.
She handed out fliers for the upcoming concert at the community center.
A person who travels by air.
As a frequent flier, he had accumulated many miles with the airline.
Etymology
Middle English flier, from fly + -er.
Common Phrases and Expressions
flying by the seat of one's pants
to act based on instinct rather than a plan
get one's wings
to become experienced or qualified in flying or a new activity
Related Words
fly
to move through the air using wings.
aviator
a person who flies an aircraft.
Slang Meanings
An adventurous or outgoing person.
He's a real flier, always trying new things.
An attractive person.
That party was full of fliers; everyone was stunning.