low-fly
/ˌləʊˈflʌɪ/verb
[no object] To fly at a low altitude.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Graham's Magazine. From low + fly.
- death-cart
- death cell
- death certificate
- death chair
- death chamber
- death cloth
- death control
- death cord
- death cup
- death dance
- death day
- death-dealing
- death-defying
- death-doing
- death door
- death drake
- death duty
- death feigning
- death-fetch
- death feud
- death fire
- death-flame
- death flower
- death flurry
- deathful