Portuguese
disco voador Catalan
plat volador 
An (apparently) flying object whose nature is unknown; especially those considered to have extraterrestrial origins.
Portuguese
disco voador 
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They've got genetic material they've saved from when the flying saucer crashed.
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Two days later, another fast- flying saucer was reported at Manitou Springs, Colorado.
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He'd heard flying saucer stories before and just plain didn't believe them.
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By May 1950 the flying saucer business had hit a new all-time peak.
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And yet somehow Cosmos ended up transforming into a flying saucer.
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I envied Fallon when that flying saucer carried her away in The Colbys.
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Never have I talked to four more ardent flying saucer believers.
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If you're unlucky, you'll end up with a half-eaten flying saucer.
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The Evinrude Fisherman looked like a flying saucer and the manufacturers admitted it.
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Adam wandered over to the souvenir store, staring up at the pseudo- flying saucer.
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Jesus Christ was not coming in His flying saucer after all, she realized.
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Tiny, colored Christmas lights flashed in sequence around the huge papier-mâché flying saucer.
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But the working group reckon that the flying saucer story should gradually be abandoned.
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Nobody else had seen this flying saucer land, had they?
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His space ship was a flying saucer, the prototype for the Martian invasion fleet.
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Officially the military uses the term " flying saucer" on only two occasions.
