noun

wing

wing

A bird uses its wings to fly.

A bird uses its wings to fly.

The hospital has a new wing.

The hospital has a new wing.

He plays on the left wing for the team.

He plays on the left wing for the team.

The left wing of the party wants change.

The left wing of the party wants change.

((a/the wing)) a part of a bird or plane A bird uses its wings to fly.

((a/the wing)) ((of sth.)) a part of a building or organization The hospital has a new wing.

Synonyms: flank, annex, faction

From Old Norse 'vængr'.

Picture a bird's wing, then imagine how that shape extends to buildings (a wing) or sports teams (a winger).

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