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Other crossword clues for answer "FLY"

FLY
Ointment contaminant?
Eyes from a wall
Jet
No-pest strip victim
Screen invader
Swattable bug
Pants zipper
Tackle box item
Birds and bees do it
Reach new heights?
Soup extra?
Ointment intruder
Birds do it, bees do it
Spider's prey
Do the Wright thing
Ride the wind
1986 sci-fi remake, with "The"
Birds do it
Do some aviating
House buzzer
Jeff Goldblum horror film, with "The"
Pesky insect
Wing it?
Tent flap
Zipper cover
Go by air
Spider's parlor invitee
Ointment denizen?
Take wing
Do the American thing?
Probable out in baseball
Bluebottle, say
Trout fishing lure
Word that can follow the start of the answers to the 10 starred clues
Fielder's catch
Swatter's target, often
Ointment spoiler
Emulate a drone
Zapper victim, often
Midge
Picnic pest
Go by plane
Go over a lot of ground?
Ointment problem?
Take the plane
___ in the ointment
Escape
Bluebottle, e.g.
One way to travel
Cause of a buzz
Something in the ointment?
Take off
It may be at the end of the line
Annoying buzzer
Travel by air
See 36-Across
1986 Jeff Goldblum film, with "The"
Solo, say
Swatter target
Angler's lure
Take the high way?
Take to the skies
Trout lure
With 32-Across, sticky strip
Word with house or horse
Kite user's verb
Sac __
Fruit __
Pass muster
Pop __
See 55-Across
Take to the sky
Fishing lure
Aviate
Angler's device
Outfield hit
Really zoom
Spider prey
Go quickly
Soar
Use wings
Elapse quickly
Go fast, as time
Travel by plane
Bolt
Airborne picnic pest
One subject to metamorphosis
Be airborne, or an airborne pest
Stylish, in slang
With 2-Down, fine particles produced during combustion
Take a jet
With 65-Across, go to Florida, maybe
Ball to the outfield.
Silver doctor or blue quill.
Device used as bait.
Baseball term.
Texas Leaguer.
Batted ball.
Thing in the ointment
Move swiftly.
Emulate the jet set.
Outfield chance.
Coachman or herl
Spider's parlor guest
Certain parlor guest
Dragon or pop
Travel in a way
Emulate Daedalus
Go by jet
Angler's gadget
Bluebottle
Swatter victim
Can of corn, to Winfield
Muscidae family member
Ointment settler
Emulate Earhart
Tent part
The birds and the bees do it
It's at the end of the line
With 54-Across, furnace emission
Bug out
Succeed, as a proposal
Something that shouldn't be left open
With 20-Down, airshow activities
Pitcher plant victim
Zipper hider
It may be embarrassing if it's open
Web site crasher?
Really cool, in slang
No-___ zone
Travel like Superman
Be successful, as a proposal
Work, as a proposal
Cool-looking, in slang
Leave in a hurry
Travel on Alaska or Hawaiian
High hit to the outfield
Stylish, slangily
Take off in a hurry
Be feasible, as a proposal
That'll never ___
Go by jet, e.g.
Succeed, as a suggestion
A ___ Went By (classic children's book)
With 114-Down, light fishing gear
Travel by jet
What Sugar Ray just wanted to do
AC/DC "___ on the Wall"
King's X song that lifts you up?
Aviate in dense fog, say
Take Air Force One
Go by Delta, say
Work out, as a proposal
Something penguins can't do
What the birds and the bees do?
Goldblum film (with "The")
Web casualty
Work a Piper
Bonds might catch it
It may be in the ointment
One way to cover a lot of ground
To become a pilot ...
Insect that can follow "fruit" or "butter"
Buzzer?
One having trouble getting off the web?
Take a plane
Travel in a 40-Down
One doesn't stay safe on the web
The old lady swallowed one
Certain fishing lure
Experience turbulence, maybe
Soar, say
Travel on a 787
Cool
Caught by Barry Bonds
Said the spider to the ____
Attempt to escape
Sprint
Run away
Zipper opening
Go by space shuttle
Fishing lure, sometimes
Buzzer that can follow the last parts of 18-, 27-, 45- and 57-Across
Travel a la Superman
Spider's prey, or what the first parts of 17- and 62-Across and 9- and 30-Down can do
Travel through the air
Travel by helicopter
Insect whose larvae are maggots
Soar through the air
House or horse follower
Take to the air
Word with blow or pop
Jean splicer?
Compost heap visitor
Jeans part
Jeans feature
Escape in haste
Cool, in dated slang, and what can follow the ends of 20-, 25-, 46- and 52-Across
Kingbird, for one