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  • noun A flying bridge

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  • noun the highest navigational bridge on a ship; a small (often open) deck above the pilot house

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Examples

  • One photo showed me in a two-piece bathing suit on the ladder of the flybridge.

    Healed by Horses Carole Fletcher 2005

  • One photo showed me in a two-piece bathing suit on the ladder of the flybridge.

    Healed by Horses Carole Fletcher 2005

  • One photo showed me in a two-piece bathing suit on the ladder of the flybridge.

    Healed by Horses Carole Fletcher 2005

  • One photo showed me in a two-piece bathing suit on the ladder of the flybridge.

    Healed by Horses Carole Fletcher 2005

  • Up on the flybridge, Darlene Braswell stood beside her husband, watching her daughter closely.

    Excerpt: Blackwater Sound by James Hall 2002

  • I'd suffered one before on Kedge-Lockaby when I fell off my sub's flybridge, drunk as a skunk.

    Sagittarius Whorl May, Julian 2001

  • Curious, and wary that perhaps news of their find had somehow managed to leak, Jared climbed the steps to the flybridge, his binoculars in hand.

    Priceless Mariah Stewart 1999

  • Somewhere down below, someone had a radio playing, and the sweet sound of a saxophone floated up to the flybridge.

    Priceless Mariah Stewart 1999

  • Sam stood atop the flybridge and watched the waves below billow and foam.

    Priceless Mariah Stewart 1999

  • Sam stood at the helm on the flybridge and looked over his shoulder as the coast of North Carolina receded into a blur behind him, before settling into the single swivel chair.

    Priceless Mariah Stewart 1999

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