flier

word

/ˈfɫaɪɝ/
/flˈaɪə/

Definition

A flier is a small sheet of paper used to advertise something, such as an event or product. It can also mean a person who flies, especially in an aircraft.

Usage & Nuances

In American English, "flier" usually means an advertising leaflet. British English commonly spells it "flyer" for both meanings. It is informal in the advertising sense. As a noun, it can also mean someone who flies (e.g., a pilot or frequent airline passenger). Avoid confusing with "flyer" (spelling varies, but meanings are similar). Common in phrases like "take a flier" (take a risk).

Example Sentences

The restaurant put a flier on every car in the parking lot.

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She handed me a flier about the new store opening.

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That man is a famous flier who broke many records.

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You should make a colorful flier to attract more people to your event.

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I got a flier in the mail for a gym that just opened.

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As a frequent flier, he gets free upgrades on flights all the time.

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