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Pronunciation

/wɪŋ/

Aircraft: The fixed, usually branched structure that extends from the fuselage of an airplane and supports the wings, providing lift.

“The plane’s wings were painted in vibrant colors.”
Body part: In birds and some insects, a lateral extension of the body that serves for flight or balance.

“The bird spread its wings to take off.”
Attribute: A side or extremity, as in a house with two wings.

“The mansion had three wings, each with its own entrance.”

To fly: To move through the air using wings or an aircraft.

“The eagle spread its wings and soared high.”
To support: To give assistance or contribute to something, often metaphorically.

“Her encouragement was a wing to his success.”

Airborne: Relating to or occurring in the air, especially in flight.

“The airborne troops landed behind enemy lines.”
Covering: Providing protection or shelter, like a wing on a house.

“The roof has extended wings to protect the garden.”

“Winged creatures” refers to animals with the ability to fly using wings.
“Get your wings” is a metaphorical expression for gaining the skills or experience needed to do something well.
“Wings of mercy” symbolize compassion and protection.

Noun: “The butterfly flitted from flower to flower, its wings a marvel of color.”
Verb: “The pilot expertly maneuvered the plane, banking to gain altitude.”
Adjective: “The house had a large, welcoming wing for the family’s guests.”