How to pronounce “flew with leaden wings”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• simple past of fly with leaden wings

Practice Nearby Words

flew, flew low, flew by, flew the kite, flew a kite, took flight, flew without a licence, beflew, upflew, outflew, flew the coop, flyblew, flew off the handle, reflew, flew the freak flag, flew off the shelves, flote, overflew, took off, treaded lightly, ate like a bird, fell flat, threw to the winds, went the way of the dodo bird, took aloft, freefell, free-fell, took a flyer, ate lead, fell, took a flutter, fell by the wayside, trod lightly, fell prey, fell in, broke a butterfly upon the wheel, lay low, fell under, fell short, broke one's lance, went the way of the dodo, fell at the final hurdle, led off, beflayed, went down like a lead balloon, leet, fell about, fell flat on one's face, fell into, went over like a lead balloon, took a long walk on a short pier, fell on one's sword, fell asleep, fell over, took the plunge, went to ground, wind-broke, swam, fell down, fell ill, went astray, struck one's flag, took a long walk off a short pier, free-rode, fell on hard times, flong, laid siege, downfell, falchioned, drove, took the red eye, fell below, threw to the lions, went out on a limb, fell from grace, threw to the wolves, went with the flow, threw one's weight around, skywrote, came and went, took leave, sang small, fell into a trap, fell on a grenade, forleet, drove into the ground, fell between two stools, wore thin, rode the crest of the wave, went one's own way, took up the mantle, went far, fell on one's face, took a dive, went away, rode the coattails, reaped the whirlwind, wove, took the bull by the horns, threw

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