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flyoff
[ flahy-awf, -of ]
noun
- Meteorology. evapotranspiration ( def 1 ).
- a competition between aircraft of various manufacturers to establish superior performance, especially in order to gain a government contract.
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Origin of flyoff1
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The GoFly competition is taking place in three phases, with the final “flyoff†scheduled for 2019.
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David Baskett, the president of International Emergency Services, offered to bring the plane to the United States for a “flyoff,†but, he said, the Forest Service has not responded.
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The problem, therefore, presented to Admiral FLYOFF, who is in command of the defending squadrons, will be, after utilising the supposed coast defences, and mining the Serpentine, to force the enemy to accept the issue of an open action on the Regent's Canal, and the Ornamental Water at the Crystal Palace.
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