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any of the two parts of the body of a bird, insect, etc. used for flying
One of the horizontal structures extending from either side of an airplane's fuselage, designed to provide lift and support in flight
meat from the wing of a duck, chicken, etc., eaten as food
a fender or panel covering a vehicle's wheel to prevent water or mud from splashing
What is a "wing"?
In a theater, a wing is the area to the side of the stage, out of view of the audience. Wings are used to store scenery, props, and costumes, and they provide space for actors to wait and prepare before entering the stage. They allow for smooth transitions and backstage activities without interrupting the performance.
a unit of military aircraft, typically forming part of a larger air force structure
the flank or side of a formation in military or naval operations
an extension of a building that projects from the main structure
members of a political party or other organization who have a certain function or share certain views
the position of an aircraft to the side and slightly behind another in a flight formation
a forward hockey player who plays on the sides of the center, responsible for scoring goals, assisting plays, and supporting defense
Who is a "wing"?
A wing is a player in sports like soccer or rugby who plays near the sides of the field. Their role is to help score goals, create plays by passing to teammates, and support the defense when needed. Wings are often fast and skilled at handling the ball or puck, making runs along the sides, and taking shots at the goal. They also work with teammates to move the ball or puck forward and are essential in both attacking and defending during the game.
an aerodynamic part, usually mounted at the rear of a car, designed to reduce lift and increase downforce, improving traction and stability at high speeds
to travel or navigate through the air
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