Word Finder - flyer

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That which flies, as a bird or insect.

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A machine that flies.

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An airplane pilot.

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A person who travels by airplane.

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A leaflet, often for advertising.

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The part of a spinning machine that twists the thread as it takes it to and winds it on the bobbin

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An arch that connects a flying buttress into the structure it supports.

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(acrobatics, cheerleading, synchronized swimming) The person who is lifted and/or thrown by another person or persons.

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A stray shot away from the group on a target.

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A standard rectangular step of a staircase (as opposed to a winder).

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A female kangaroo; a roo; a doe; a jill.

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A leap or jump.

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A risky investment or other venture.

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To distribute flyers (leaflets).

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To distribute flyers in (a location) or to (recipients).

This process is exactly the same as in the cotton or worsted industry, ring or flyer frames being used as desired.

A simple flyer with text won't grab people as easily as something with pictures.

This frequent flyer card will certainly save you a lot of money.

Kids wanting to imitate basketball's high flyer need a solid shoe that supports immature ankles and shins.

He posted a flyer at his school advertising for band members.

Booking a room at the Omni Hotel also gives you the opportunity to explore other parts of the world, as Select Guests receive 500 frequent flyer miles per stay.

If you are a regular air traveler and you'd like to support a charitable cause, you may be happy to find out that you can donate frequent flyer miles to many organizations.

Once you've chosen one, send an email to delta.bids@delta.com with your name, the charity's name, your frequent flyer number, your telephone number and the amount of miles you'd like to give.

Note that this is not an exhaustive list of airlines that allow you to donate frequent flyer miles.

Toys "R" Us printable coupons are an excellent way to save money when you don't have the latest sales flyer handy.

You can find the store coupons in their flyer or sales book in the paper or near the front door of the store.

Sundays are good days to look in the flyer section for sales and discounts in your area.

Likewise, you won't have an assigned seat on the plane until you check-in at the airport, and you can't accrue frequent flyer miles.

Even if you don't fly very often, it's a good idea to join the frequent flyer programs offered by the airlines that you utilize.

Every time you fly with a purchased ticket, you'll have an opportunity to accrue points, but flying is not the only way you can earn mileage awards via a frequent flyer program.

When you register for a frequent flyer card, spend some time studying the various ways points can be earned.

Typically, the best way to earn free or discounted air travel using one of these programs is to focus on building mileage awards in one particular program, rather than spreading out your points among several frequent flyer accounts.

It's a good idea to open frequently flyer accounts for each airline that you use when you travel.

Once you open a frequent flyer account, you will be assigned a frequent flyer number.

Many airlines have restrictions regarding how far in advance frequent flyer travel must be booked, as well as blackout dates during which rewards travel cannot be used.

Many airlines have frequent flyer affiliate relationships with specific hotel chains, car rental companies, restaurants, retailers, and other types of businesses.

With some frequent flyer programs, you can even earn frequent flyer miles for opening online stock trading accounts or choosing certain telephone service providers.

Another way to spare your wallet when booking last minute tickets on commercial airlines is to use frequent flyer miles.

If you are not a member of a frequent flyer program, then enroll as soon as possible.

If you're a frequent flyer by all means get your flu shot.

Frequent flyer mileage and cash-back rewards for normal business spending can help increase the bottom line.

Include a flyer and/or a business card with the letter.

Create a brochure or flyer on your computer describing your capabilities.

Create a simple flyer that states the cost per case, the exact type of fruit, the number of cases ordered and a delivery date and location.

The best flyer in the world won't be able to do a simple extension move if she doesn't have complete confidence in the base's ability to support her, or the spotter's ability to provide her with the right support at the right time.

For example, in the cheerleading stunt known as the "cupie," the flyer starts simply enough, putting her right foot into the base's hands.

There's no way to do this hesitantly, especially since the base depends on the momentum of the flyer's jump to push her up into the air, feet held solidly together.

At the same time, the spotter's job in the cupie is to brace the flyer's ankles, providing front support as the balance is ensured.

The base only holds one foot of the flyer, who holds the other foot in the opposite hand by the instep in a kind of vertical split, the leg inches from the flyer's nose.

Holding this pose in perfect balance, the flyer will then stretch her other arm in a straight horizontal line, providing the "arrow" to her body and leg forming the bow.

The difference is that instead of performing the move on a floor, or even on the relative security of a toe shoe, the flyer is once again perched above the base, spine completely straight (to avoid falling over).

However, each of them will put their inside foot into the hands of the extension, turning the flyer in the middle into a kind of base.

Usually this pose is held long enough for the position to feel secure, and then on another counted signal the center flyer will push the two feet of the liberty flyers into a full heel extension stretch.

If it's the latter, the center flyer needs to be careful not to let go either too soon or too late, to avoid the side flyers losing their balance as they descend.

If the two side flyers are very stable, the center flyer can do another half extension and use them as bases as well.

In these kinds of complicated stunts, it is very important to have appropriate and experienced supervision because there is a very specific order in which each flyer is lifted.

Plan out your chants and cheers ahead of the big game and consider teaching some ahead of time by doing them at a pep rally or printing the words on a flyer that announces the game details.

Among cheerleading dangers, a flyer getting dropped on her head is probably one of the most dangerous and has the most serious potential consequences.

Never perform anything that your flyer isn't confident in doing.

Sometimes, when the adrenaline is rushing, bases throw a little harder, and the tendency is for the flyer to go back beyond the reach of the spotters.

While the most catastrophic cheerleading injuries occur when a flyer falls, there are other cheerleading dangers such as sprained ankles, torn ligaments, and similar injuries.

The more skirt you have the more dangerous it can be to catch a flyer or support her in a pyramid.

Don't assume that the flyer you sent home is sufficient.

While it might seem mundane, it is really for the spotters and bases to understand where they are going to go, and this also improves the chances that the flyer will end up where she is supposed to go!

The flyer from group one supports the leg of the flyer from group two while she is doing her arabesque, and group five and six do likewise on the other end.