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wing
noun
1 one of the two modified forelimbs of a bird or bat that are adapted for flight.
2 one of two or more membranous outgrowths that project from either side of the body of an insect enabling it to fly.
3 one of the flattened structures that project from either side of an aircraft body.
4 any of the corner sections of a vehicle body, forming covers for the wheels.
5 a part of a building projecting from the central or main section the west wing .
6 the left or right flank of an army or fleet in battle formation.
7 sport in football and hockey, etc:
a either edge of the pitch;
b the player at either extreme of the forward line.
8 (wings) theat the area at each side of a stage, where performers wait to enter, out of sight of the audience.
9 a group with its own distinct views and character, within a political party or other body. See also left wing, right wing.
10 in the RAF: a unit consisting of several squadrons.
11 (wings) in the RAF: a qualified pilot's badge.
12 (wings) literary a miraculous surge of speed.
13 bot any of various flat or projecting sections of a plant.
verb (winged , winging )
1 (often wing one's way) to make one's way by flying, or with speed.
2 to wound (a bird) in the wing or a person in the arm or shoulder; to wound someone or something superficially.
3 poetic to fly or skim lightly over something.
4 to send (eg an arrow) swiftly on its way.
[12c: from Norse vængre ]
winged adjective .
wingless adjective .
in the wings
1 theat waiting for one's turn to perform.
2 ready for action when required.
on the wing flying; in flight.
spread or stretch one's wings
1 to use one's potential fully.
2 to escape from a confining environment in order to do this.
take wing poetic to fly off.
under someone's wing under their protection or guidance.
noun
1 one of the two modified forelimbs of a bird or bat that are adapted for flight.
2 one of two or more membranous outgrowths that project from either side of the body of an insect enabling it to fly.
3 one of the flattened structures that project from either side of an aircraft body.
4 any of the corner sections of a vehicle body, forming covers for the wheels.
5 a part of a building projecting from the central or main section the west wing .
6 the left or right flank of an army or fleet in battle formation.
7 sport in football and hockey, etc:
a either edge of the pitch;
b the player at either extreme of the forward line.
8 (wings) theat the area at each side of a stage, where performers wait to enter, out of sight of the audience.
9 a group with its own distinct views and character, within a political party or other body. See also left wing, right wing.
10 in the RAF: a unit consisting of several squadrons.
11 (wings) in the RAF: a qualified pilot's badge.
12 (wings) literary a miraculous surge of speed.
13 bot any of various flat or projecting sections of a plant.
verb (winged , winging )
1 (often wing one's way) to make one's way by flying, or with speed.
2 to wound (a bird) in the wing or a person in the arm or shoulder; to wound someone or something superficially.
3 poetic to fly or skim lightly over something.
4 to send (eg an arrow) swiftly on its way.
[12c: from Norse vængre ]
winged adjective .
wingless adjective .
in the wings
1 theat waiting for one's turn to perform.
2 ready for action when required.
on the wing flying; in flight.
spread or stretch one's wings
1 to use one's potential fully.
2 to escape from a confining environment in order to do this.
take wing poetic to fly off.
under someone's wing under their protection or guidance.
wing case
noun the horny case or cover over the wings of some insects.
noun the horny case or cover over the wings of some insects.
wing chair
noun an armchair that has a high back with projections on both sides.
noun an armchair that has a high back with projections on both sides.
wing collar
noun a stiff collar worn upright with the points turned down.
noun a stiff collar worn upright with the points turned down.
wing commander
noun an officer in the Royal Air Force of the rank immediately below group captain. See table in the Supplement to this book.
noun an officer in the Royal Air Force of the rank immediately below group captain. See table in the Supplement to this book.
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