fleet¹ /flēt/

1. A number of ships, aircraft, motor cars, etc owned by the same company or otherwise associated
2. A navy
3. A division of a navy under an admiral

Fleet Air Arm noun

The airborne forces of the Royal Navy

fleet³ /flēt/

1. To flit or pass swiftly (literary)
2. To float (obsolete)
3. To flow (Spenser)

To cause to pass quickly

Shallow

fleetˈing adjective

1. Passing quickly
2. Transient
3. Temporary

fleetˈingly adverb

fleet⁴ /flēt/

A shallow creek, bay, brook or drain, as in Northfleet, Fleet-ditch, etc

Fleet Prison or the Fleet noun (historical)

A London jail near the Fleet river, in use until 1842, notorious as a place of confinement for debtors, and in which clandestine marriages were solemnized until 1754 by Fleet parsons, broken-down clergymen imprisoned for debt

Fleet Street noun

Journalism or its ways and traditions, from the street in London in which many newspaper offices were formerly situated

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