(of snow, flower petals, or dust) to dance and flutter in the air so as to fill the sky; to fly about everywhere in a light and graceful way

to ask for an exorbitant price; to raise prices sky-high

to fill the sky and cover the land; as far as the eye can see

to fill the whole sky and cover the earth; used to describe a scene or sound that is massive in scale or power

to ask an unreasonably high price; to demand an outrageous amount of money

filling the whole sky and covering the ground; pervasive and ubiquitous; all-encompassing

long summer days or endless daytime; (variant form)

to quote an outrageously high price; to ask for the moon

(idiom) filling the whole sky and covering the land; everywhere; as far as the eye can see

to trick or hoodwink everyone; covering the sky and the earth with lies

to demand a price that is extremely high or unreasonable; to ask for the moon