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wing

noun as in organ, device of flight

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One such moment was during the second half when she made a superb tackle on Wallaroos' wing Maya Stewart, despite being isolated out wide and up against a player with greater pace.

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Winning her 43rd cap, the Loughborough Lightning playmaker was dangerous in attack and produced a superb tackle when isolated against the pace of Wallaroos' wing Maya Stewart out wide.

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However, Helena Rowland put in an excellent cameo in place of Kildunne, proving enterprising in attack and making an excellent tackle when up against the pace of wing Maya Stewart.

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Commenting on his new role on the spin-off, he said he was looking forward to his co-judges "taking me under their wing and seeing the chefs get off to a flying start in the competition".

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"Our defence is pretty good and I'll have my wings chasing back and helping out, but when they break the line it's fight or flight."

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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