fly

cool, in style

He was drivin some fly ass car

by Anonymous June 16, 2002

fly

verb; to work in an acceptable way, or will realistically happen.

Don't even try that. It ain't gonna fly.

by New York person December 28, 2005

fly

To try to hit the ground, and miss.

See: Douglas Adams, Hitchhikers guide to the galaxy, hitchhike, don't panic, fall

by The boy who picked flowers and made people sing May 22, 2003

fly

the act of completeing a short errand which serves a group purpose by means of mechanical locomotion such as an automobile, motorcycle, or even bicycle, but ironically, not any form of aircraft.

"I'll buy if you FLY."
(i'll buy us (both) pizza, if you retrieve it (resonably quickly)(for us).

by mainframe October 31, 2003

Fly

something or someone that is particularly attractive and rich.

I wake up fly .

I'm fly af Bre Bre.

Better cop you something from @Flylife_clothing_apparels on Instagram.

by MellyConjure November 9, 2017

Fly-by

When an person/animal is lying down & you run up to them, fart on their head, & leave the room.

"You should have seen the look on my cats face when I did a fly-by on him last night! He now twitches & I'm waiting for his left eyebrow to grow back! Priceless!"

"Dude, I did a fly-by on my mom yesterday! She didn't find it as funny as I did. Anyways, I can't come over, I'm grounded!"

Lassie: "Woof woof woof Timmy, woof woof fly-by woof, Fluffy, woof woof woof!"

by NoLongerStevesMcQueen! October 20, 2014

on the fly

In the food industry, when a server has the kitchen haul ass making a dish he/she either forgot or that the customer ordered last minute. A dish "on the fly" is top priority.

"Oh shit, I forgot the manicotti! Well, I better tell the kitchen to make it on the fly"

by yomomo March 21, 2008