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flier /ˈflajɚ/  

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  • noun
    or flyer , pl -ers
    [count] a person or animal that flies
    These birds are graceful fliers.
    Charles Lindbergh was the first flier [=pilot] to fly solo across the Atlantic.
    a fearful/nervous flier [=airplane passenger]
    a frequent flier [=a person who flies often on a particular airline]
    The usual spelling of this sense in U.S. English is flier. The usual British spelling is flyer.
    usually flyer :a piece of paper that has something printed on it (such as an advertisement or an announcement) and that is given to many people
    They distributed flyers announcing the concert throughout the city.
    take a flier
    US informal :to do something that could have either good or bad results :to do something risky
    He took a flier in politics soon after getting his degree. - often + on
    Investors have been unwilling to take a flier on [=to invest money in] such a small and unproven company.