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Definition of wing
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of wing is as below...
Wing (n.) One of the two
anterior
limbs of a bird,
pterodactyl,
or bat. They
correspond
to the arms of man, and are
usually
modified
for
flight,
but in the case of a few
species
of
birds,
as the
ostrich,
auk, etc., the wings are used only as an
assistance
in
running
or
swimming..
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Burgrass
::
Burgrass
(n.) Grass of the genus
Cenchrus,
growing
in sand, and
having
burs for
fruit..
Incalescent
::
Incalescent
(a.)
Growing
warm;
increasing
in heat.
Glass-gazing
::
Glass-gazing
(a.) Given to
viewing
one's self in a glass or
mirror;
finical.
Towrope
::
Towrope
(n.) A rope used in
towing
vessels.
Redrawing
::
Redrawing
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Redra.
Own
::
Own (a.)
Belonging
to;
belonging
exclusively
or
especially
to;
peculiar;
-- most
frequently
following
a
possessive
pronoun,
as my, our, thy, your, his, her, its,
their,
in order to
emphasize
or
intensify
the idea of
property,
peculiar
interest,
or
exclusive
ownership;
as, my own
father;
my own
composition;
my own idea; at my own
price..
Narrowing
::
Narrowing
(n.) The part of a
stocking
which is
narrowed.
Imp
::
Imp (n.)
Something
added to, or
united
with,
another,
to
lengthen
it out or
repair
it, -- as, an
addition
to a
beehive;
a
feather
inserted
in a
broken
wing of a bird; a
length
of
twisted
hair in a
fishing
line..
Glowworm
::
Glowworm
(n.) A
coleopterous
insect
of the genus
Lampyris;
esp., the
wingless
females
and
larvae
of the two
European
species
(L.
noctiluca,
and L.
splendidula),
which emit light from some of the
abdominal
segments..
Dragon
::
Dragon
(n.) A
luminous
exhalation
from
marshy
grounds,
seeming
to move
through
the air as a
winged
serpent..
Transfer
::
Transfer
(n.) A
drawing
or
writing
printed
off from one
surface
on
another,
as in
ceramics
and in many
decorative
arts..
Essorant
::
Essorant
(a.)
Standing,
but with the wings
spread,
as if about to fly; -- said of a bird borne as a
charge
on an
escutcheon..
Cheiroptera
::
Cheiroptera
(n. pl.) An order of
mammalia,
including
the bats,
having
four toes of each of the
anterior
limbs
elongated
and
connected
by a web, so that they can be used like wings in
flying.
See Bat..
Gopher
::
Gopher
(n.) One of
several
North
American
burrowing
rodents
of the
genera
Geomys
and
Thomomys,
of the
family
Geomyidae;
--
called
also
pocket
gopher
and
pouched
rat. See
Pocket
gopher,
and
Tucan..
Immanation
::
Immanation
(n.) A
flowing
or
entering
in; --
opposed
to
emanation.
Alisphenoidal
::
Alisphenoidal
(a.)
Pertaining
to or
forming
the wing of the
sphenoid;
relating
to a bone in the base of the
skull,
which in the adult is often
consolidated
with the
sphenoid;
as,
alisphenoid
bone;
alisphenoid
canal..
Mutuation
::
Mutuation
(n.) The act of
borrowing
or
exchanging.
Throw
::
Throw (v. i.) To
perform
the act of
throwing
or
casting;
to cast;
specifically,
to cast
dice..
Observant
::
Observant
(a.)
Taking
notice;
viewing
or
noticing
attentively;
watchful;
attentive;
as, an
observant
spectator;
observant
habits..
Fresh
::
Fresh (n.) The
mingling
of fresh water with salt in
rivers
or bays, as by means of a flood of fresh water
flowing
toward
or into the sea..
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