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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 pairs of upper
thoracic
appendages
of most
hexapod
insects.
They are
broad,
fanlike
organs
formed
of a
double
membrane
and
strengthened
by
chitinous
veins or
nervures..
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Ortho-
::
Ortho-
()
Connection
with, or
affinity
to, one
variety
of
isomerism,
characteristic
of the
benzene
compounds;
--
contrasted
with meta- or
para-;
as, the ortho
position;
hence,
designating
any
substance
showing
such
isomerism;
as, an ortho
compound..
Vert
::
Vert (n.) The color
green,
represented
in a
drawing
or
engraving
by
parallel
lines
sloping
downward
toward
the
right..
Rockweed
::
Rockweed
(n.) Any
coarse
seaweed
growing
on
sea-washed
rocks,
especially
Fucus..
Carucage
::
Carucage
(n.) The act of
plowing.
Spreadingly
::
Spreader
(n.) A
machine
for
combining
and
drawing
fibers
of flax to form a
sliver
preparatory
to
spinning.
Following
::
Following
(a.) Next
after;
succeeding;
ensuing;
as, the
assembly
was held on the
following
day..
Demonstration
::
Demonstration
(n.) A
course
of
reasoning
showing
that a
certain
result
is a
necessary
consequence
of
assumed
premises;
-- these
premises
being
definitions,
axioms,
and
previously
established
propositions..
Drawbench
::
Drawbench
(n.) A
machine
in which
strips
of metal are drawn
through
a
drawplate;
especially,
one in which wire is thus made; -- also
called
drawing
bench..
Suctoria
::
Suction
(v. t.) The act or
process
of
sucking;
the act of
drawing,
as
fluids,
by
exhausting
the air..
Monochromy
::
Monochromy
(n.) The art of
painting
or
drawing
in
monochrome.
Scratch
::
Scratch
(v. t.) To rub and tear or mark the
surface
of with
something
sharp or
ragged;
to
scrape,
roughen,
or wound
slightly
by
drawing
something
pointed
or rough
across,
as the
claws,
the
nails,
a pin, or the
like..
Osier
::
Osier (n.) A kind of
willow
(Salix
viminalis)
growing
in wet
places
in
Europe
and Asia, and
introduced
into North
America.
It is
considered
the best of the
willows
for
basket
work. The name is
sometimes
given to any kind of
willow..
Warmth
::
Warmth
(n.) The
glowing
effect
which
arises
from the use of warm
colors;
hence,
any
similar
appearance
or
effect
in a
painting,
or work of
color..
Bluewing
::
Bluewing
(n.) The
blue-winged
teal. See Teal.
Bipupillate
::
Bipupillate
(a.)
Having
an
eyelike
spot on the wing, with two dots
within
it of a
different
color,
as in some
butterflies..
Sparkle
::
Sparkle
(n.) To emit
sparks;
to throw off
ignited
or
incandescent
particles;
to shine as if
throwing
off
sparks;
to emit
flashes
of
light;
to
scintillate;
to
twinkle;
as, the
blazing
wood
sparkles;
the stars
sparkle..
Flea
::
Flea (n.) An
insect
belonging
to the genus
Pulex,
of the order
Aphaniptera.
Fleas are
destitute
of
wings,
but have the power of
leaping
energetically.
The bite is
poisonous
to most
persons.
The human flea
(Pulex
irritans),
abundant
in
Europe,
is rare in
America,
where the dog flea (P.
canis)
takes its
place.
See
Aphaniptera,
and Dog flea. See
Illustration
in
Appendix..
Bowing
::
Bowing
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of Bo.
Quillwort
::
Quillwort
(n.) Any plant or
species
of the genus
Isoetes,
cryptogamous
plants
with a
cluster
of
elongated
four-tubed
rushlike
leaves,
rising
from a corm, and
containing
spores
in their
enlarged
and
excavated
bases.
There are about
seventeen
American
species,
usually
growing
in the mud under
still,
shallow
water.
So
called
from the shape of the shape of the
leaves..
Arable
::
Arable
(a.) Fit for
plowing
or
tillage;
--
hence,
often
applied
to land which has been
plowed
or
tilled..
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