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Definition of winged
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 winged is as below...
Winged
(a.)
Represented
with
wings,
or
having
wings,
of a
different
tincture
from the
body..
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Sput
::
Spur-winged
(a.)
Having
one or more spurs on the bend of the
wings.
Harpy
::
Harpy (n.) A
fabulous
winged
monster,
ravenous
and
filthy,
having
the face of a woman and the body of a
vulture,
with long
claws,
and the face pale with
hunger.
Some
writers
mention
two,
others
three..
Shearwater
::
Shearwater
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
long-winged
oceanic
birds of the genus
Puffinus
and
related
genera.
They are
allied
to the
petrels,
but are
larger.
The Manx
shearwater
(P.
Anglorum),
the dusky
shearwater
(P.
obscurus),
and the
greater
shearwater
(P.
major),
are
well-known
species
of the North
Atlantic.
See
Hagdon..
Breeze Fly
::
Breeze
fly (n.) A fly of
various
species,
of the
family
Tabanidae,
noted for
buzzing
about
animals,
and
tormenting
them by
sucking
their
blood;
--
called
also
horsefly,
and
gadfly.
They are among the
largest
of
two-winged
or
dipterous
insects.
The name is also given to
different
species
of
botflies..
Whitehead
::
Whitehead
(n.) The
blue-winged
snow
goose.
Tetramorph
::
Tetramorph
(n.) The union of the four
attributes
of the
Evangelists
in one
figure,
which is
represented
as
winged,
and
standing
on
winged
fiery
wheels,
the wings being
covered
with eyes. The
representations
of it are
evidently
suggested
by the
vision
of
Ezekiel
(ch. i.).
Light-winged
::
Light-winged
(a.)
Having
light and
active
wings;
volatile;
fleeting.
Winged
::
Winged
(a.)
Wounded
or hurt in the wing.
Winged
::
Winged
(a.)
Furnished
with a
leaflike
appendage,
as the fruit of the elm and the ash, or the stem in
certain
plants;
alate..
Blackbird
::
Blackbird
(n.) In
England,
a
species
of
thrush
(Turdus
merula),
a
singing
bird with a fin note; the
merle.
In
America
the name is given to
several
birds,
as the
Quiscalus
versicolor,
or crow
blackbird;
the
Agelaeus
phoeniceus,
or
red-winged
blackbird;
the
cowbird;
the rusty
grackle,
etc. See
Redwing..
Hippogriff
::
Hippogriff
(n.) A
fabulous
winged
animal,
half horse and half
griffin..
Bluewing
::
Bluewing
(n.) The
blue-winged
teal. See Teal.
Alation
::
Alation
(n.) The state of being
winged.
Reremouse
::
Reremouse
(n.) The
leather-winged
bat
(Vespertilio
murinus).
Winged
::
Winged
(imp. & p. p.) of Win.
Wivern
::
Wivern
(n.) A
fabulous
two-legged,
winged
creature,
like a
cockatrice,
but
having
the head of a
dragon,
and
without
spurs..
Acanthopterous
::
Acanthopterous
(a.)
Spiny-winged.
Turn
::
Turn (v. t.) To
change
the form,
quality,
aspect,
or
effect
of; to
alter;
to
metamorphose;
to
convert;
to
transform;
-- often with to or into
before
the word
denoting
the
effect
or
product
of the
change;
as, to turn a worm into a
winged
insect;
to turn green to blue; to turn prose into
verse;
to turn a Whig to a Tory, or a Hindu to a
Christian;
to turn good to evil, and the
like..
Winged
::
Winged
(a.)
Represented
with
wings,
or
having
wings,
of a
different
tincture
from the
body..
Vestales
::
Vestales
(n. pl.) A group of
butterflies
including
those known as
virgins,
or
gossamer-winged
butterflies..
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