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Wing

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Meaning

Noun

An
of an animal's (bird,
,
) body that
it to fly
A
at the
of a
or
fish
Human arm.
In Aviation:
Part of an
that
the
for
into the air.
In Cuts of meat:
One of the large
of a
fish.
One of the
,
,
of the
of a
, used as an
in swimming.
In Botany:
Any
, such as that along the
of certain
, or of a
of the kind called samara.
In Botany:
Either of the two
of a
flower.
A
of a
or
; a
by the
of another.
Passage by
; flight.
In Limbs:
Limb or
of
; means of
or of
motion.
A part of something that is
in
than the main body, such as an
from the main building.
Anything that
the
as a
does, or is
by the
of the
, such as a
or
for
, the
or
of a
, etc.
A
of
on a
to
place and
leakage.
An
on the
; a small
or
knot.
In Cosmetics:
A
effect where
and
at a point.
In Collectives:
In British English:
  • A
    of
    two or more
    and itself being a sub-unit of a group or station.
  • In American English:
  • A
    of two or more
    , which
    control two or more squadrons.
  • In British English:
    A
    of a
    which
    the
    area, especially the front
    s.
    In Nautical:
    A
    on either
    of the
    of a
    ,
    found in pairs.
    In Nautical & Collectives:
    That part of the
    or
    of a
    which is
    the
    . In a
    , one of the
    when the
    are
    , or when
    the two
    of a triangle.
    In Sports:
    A
    in several
    on either
    of the
    .
    In Sports:
    A
    such a
    , also called a winger
    In Typography:
    A háček.
    In Theater:
    One of the
    areas
    of the
    in a theatre.
    The
    of a
    or
    member.
    A
    a
    on a
    , like a
    without sides.
    On the
    , one of the two
    types to an
    that
    an individual's
    or her
    .

    Verb

    To
    (
    a
    ), especially in the
    or arm.
    To fly.
    To
    a
    (extra part) to.
    To throw.
    In Animal body parts & Limbs:
    To
    with wings.
    To
    with, or
    with,
    ; to
    , or speedily.
    To
    by flying.

    Name

    A surname.
    A large
    and
    in Buckinghamshire, England (OS
    SP8822).
    A
    and
    in Rutland, England (OS
    SK8903).
    An
    in Covington County, Alabama, United States.
    A
    in Burleigh County, North Dakota, United States.
    Sourced from
    Wiktionary

    Origin

    wing
    English
    arrow
    vængr
    Old Norse
    Sourced from
    Etym
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