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flying rod

flying rod noun: a linear phenomenon caught on camera but not seen by the eye, suggested to be flying insects, cryptids, or invisible UFOs.

Noun

flying rod (plural flying rods)

  1. A linear phenomenon caught on camera but not seen by the eye, suggested to be flying insects, cryptids, or invisible UFOs.
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Forms of flying rod

pluralflying rods

Questions about flying rod

What does flying rod mean?
Flying rod means a linear phenomenon caught on camera but not seen by the eye, suggested to be flying insects, cryptids, or invisible UFOs.
What part of speech is flying rod?
Flying rod is a noun.
What is the plural of flying rod?
The plural of flying rod is flying rods.

Words near flying rod in the dictionary

  1. flying purple people-eaters
  2. flying rat
  3. flying rats
  4. flying rib
  5. flying ribs
  6. flying rod
  7. flying rods
  8. flying rowan
  9. flying rowans
  10. flying saucer
  11. flying saucer group

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