Synonyms
Examples for "flyaway"
Examples for "flyaway"
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Hair that lacks moisture is lightweight, which makes it unmanageable and flyaway.
2
I drifted along the High Street, trying-withoutmuch success-totame my flyaway thoughts.
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Bottle Top's flyaway blond hair floated straight into the air, as if alive.
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And two thirds of the Ramey wing was scrambled with flyaway kits for-anotherplace.
5
Will any move be as iconic as Superman's single-fist flyaway?
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That's something my blog was way too self-indulgent and scatterbrained to do.
2
And why must I be saddled with realistic, male, scatterbrained visual reactions?
3
The dream always left him low-spirited and a little scatterbrained the next day.
4
But Mrs. Thornburgh, it was soon evident; was giving him but a scatterbrained attention.
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But Gregory thinks he's far too scatterbrained even for that.
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"Good thing the stupid, head-in-the-clouds kid brother had the gumption to bring a knife, huh?" Hank asked lightly.
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She is a flower child-equalparts flighty and carefree, serious and decisive.
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I have been a foolish, flighty girl; I am sorry for it.
3
These assertive winter visitors from Scandinavia and Russia are wary, flighty birds.
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Ana had played it perfectly, coming across as flighty, diminutive, and weak.
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Exactly the sort of woman to take care of a flighty preacher.
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The two of you haunt the rooftops in flighty trysts, no doubt.
7
It is liable to be flighty and build great projects on moonshine.
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There was a strange, inflamed, flurried, flighty recklessness of activity about him.
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It's that flighty young French hussy, Miss Dinah; her they call Yvonne.
10
I am not so flighty as I seem to be, you know.
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Evidently he was inclined to give but flighty attention to his caller.
12
Millennials are characterized by some people as being flighty, risky, and hasty.
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Gabrielle was a good nurse, but a bit flighty and quite excitable.
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I mean, if the world was full of flighty, porn-star succubi .
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His one woman-friend, as everybody knew, was the flighty, go-ahead Lady Heyburn.
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He was flighty sometimes: constant devotion to readin' had unsettled his mind.
