fly way

British  

noun

1. the usual route used by birds when migrating

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Example Sentences

“She was fly way before we got here, so let’s get that straight,” Cooke once said about Staley’s sideline attire.

From Washington Post

The American – playing alongside Tony Finau against Europe’s Justin Rose and Jon Rahm in the opening match of Friday’s fourballs – miscued his tee shot on the fifth hole and saw it fly way off course before striking the fan in the face.

From The Guardian

But the Horizon pilot said that unless you fly way above 10,000 feet, pressurization isn’t an issue.

From Seattle Times

It was either my uncle or my dad, but they were both here, threw a pop fly way up in the air.

From Washington Times

"It was either my uncle or my dad, but they were both here, threw a pop fly way up in the air. It was caught in the light, I was looking for it like that," Spieth said, squinting.

From US News