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Meanings of flyaway in English

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Usage of flyaway in English
1
Hair that lacks moisture is lightweight, which makes it unmanageable and flyaway.
The beauty diet: looking great has never been so delicious
2
I drifted along the High Street, trying-withoutmuch success-totame my flyaway thoughts.
The distant hours
3
Bottle Top's flyaway blond hair floated straight into the air, as if alive.
The story of cirrus flux
4
And two thirds of the Ramey wing was scrambled with flyaway kits for-anotherplace.
Alas, Babylon
5
Will any move be as iconic as Superman's single-fist flyaway?
Wired
6
While his Dublin accent could not be curbed, a thatch of flyaway hair was.
The Irish Times
7
Hard for hair to be flyaway when it's soaking wet.
Alpine for You
8
If done properly the card will flyaway, leaving the penny poised on the finger end.
The Boy Mechanic, Volume 1: 700 Things for Boys to Do
9
The flyaway locks were indeed braided together, but the heavy braid was rough and uneven.
Three Margarets
10
Come back here to me a moment, you flyaway.
The Story of Glass
11
His fingers smoothed the flyaway tendrils from her face and tucked them behind her ears.
Too wicked to kiss
12
Ridge pushed a flyaway hair out of her face.
Vicious
13
Father Tom unbuttons his coat and takes off his cap, pats down his thin, flyaway hair.
Boston noir
14
Long before Santa Claus comes, I'll be a sedate matron instead of a flyaway, frivolous spinster.
Flower of the Dusk
15
A woman with flyaway hair and a plump, Christmas angel face was shaking a glass vial.
Temperance Brennan 01 - Déjà Dead
16
When it turned out to be a flyaway success, the company quickly launched more software project tie-ins.
Wired
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