flying (fliing)

The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 67
[ Some [fowls] are of ill flyghynge for heuynes of body and for thaire neste es noghte ferre fra the erthe. Hampole , Prose Treatises (E. E. T. S.), p. 8. 2. pl . Loose or floating waste of any kind. It [the dynamo-machine) should not be exposed to dust or flyings. Greer, Dict. of Elect., p. 87. flying (fli'ing), p . a. Swift; equipped for swift motion: as, a flying party. - Flying army, a strong body of cavalry and infantry, which is always in motion to cover its own garrisons or to keep the enemy in continual alarm. Farrow . - Flying artillery, camp, column, Borneo, of the genus Rhacophorus and family Flying-frog (Rhacophorus marm or at us).
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