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wing

[wing] / wɪŋ /
NOUN
organ, device of flight
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In the shadow of your wings will I make my refuge until these calamities shall be overcome.

From Literature

After homeroom, he and Door went to the south wing, which perpetually smelled weird on account of the science.

From Literature

It is the first such case to go to trial as thousands of other similar lawsuits, brought by individuals, school districts and state attorneys general, wait in the wings.

From The Wall Street Journal

Earlier, Hamas's armed wing said it had provided mediators with "all the details and information" about Gvili's location.

From BBC

So to help recover sufficient energy, they have created moveable front and rear wings, to reduce drag on the straights, to ensure the cars are braking for longer.

From BBC