flyaway
/ˈflaɪəˌweɪ/
noun
- A person or thing that flies away or is likely to fly away.
- He caught the flyaway before it drifted over the fence.
- The kite was a flyaway, soaring high into the clouds.
- The bird was a flyaway, escaping the cage the moment it opened.
adjective
- (of hair) fine, soft, and tending to move or float loosely.
- The wind made my flyaway strands impossible to tame.
- Flyaway hair can be annoying on a humid day.
- She used a special conditioner to control her flyaway hair.
- Designed to be easily removed or released, especially in an emergency.
- Engineers installed a flyaway panel on the drone for easy battery access.
- The spacecraft has a flyaway hatch for quick escape.
- The flyaway cover protects the engine but can be removed in seconds.