Similar words: flies, pliers, supplier, earlier, cavalier, chevalier, chandelier, as the crow flies. Meaning: ['flaɪə(r)] 
n. 1. someone who travels by air 2. someone who operates an aircraft 3. an advertisement (usually printed on a page or in a leaflet) intended for wide distribution.
n. 1. someone who travels by air 2. someone who operates an aircraft 3. an advertisement (usually printed on a page or in a leaflet) intended for wide distribution. 
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31. Right beside his appeal was another flier with the same request, word-for-word identical in every way, right down to the typeface.
32. The knockdown price partly explains why Fannie Mae typically ranks among the liveliest financial shares in the market: It doesn't cost much to take a flier on Fannie.
33. A high flier may have an impossible hope for the future.
34. Studies the hypervelocity launch feature of graded - impedance flier - plates .
35. You've been racking up quite a lot of frequent - flier miles ,[www.Sentencedict.com] son.
36. The flier says all the aerobics trainers there graduate from International Personal Trainer Institute.
37. Do you always take such blind risks? A flier should be more prudent.
38. In the process, the arctic tern racks up about 44,000 frequent flier miles (71,000 kilometers)—edging out its archrival, the sooty shearwater, by roughly 4,000 miles (6,440 kilometers).
39. He took his first flying lessons there and passed the test to become a flier.
40. Well , you've only been on a plane twice, Mr. Frequent Flier.