1) Activity for glider pilots 2) American monthly magazine 3) An act or a sign of flight 4) Emulating an eagle 5) Flying high 6) High 7) Highly inflationary 8) Of imposing height 9) On a rapid rise 1) Aerial 2) Aloft 3) Gliding 4) High 5) Moving 6) Parasailing 7) Sailplaning 8) Tall 9) Towering 
[magazine] SOARING is a magazine published monthly as a membership benefit of the Soaring Society of America. The magazine`s article topics include safety issues and accounts of individual gliding accomplishments. ...
A raptor using a thermal or up draft of air to aid flight.
• a. & n. from Soar. • (p. pr. & vb. n.) of Soar
(from the article `locomotion`) Gravitational gliding is one of the basic mechanisms of soaring, which is restricted to birds, although birds must obtain their initial elevation by ... The types of flight found in birds vary considerably, and different types of wings correlate with different types of flight. At least two major types ......
Soar'ing adjective & noun from Soar . -- 
Sustained flight relying on air currents vs. flapping wings. Tree Swallows soar when feeding on aerial insects.
[adj] - moving to great heights with little apparent effort 2. [adj] - ascending to a level markedly higher than the usual
In a bird or other animal, flying without flapping the wings or limbs, while gaining altitude or remaining horizontal (as compared to gliding, in which the animal loses altitude).
Maintaining free flight without power, usually in a thermal current of ascending air.
adjective ascending to a level markedly higher than the usual; `soaring prices`