wing-tip

First on one wing-tip, and then on the other, we corkscrewed dizzily down.

This danger was greatly alleviated when the wing-tip flares were invented.

The suspicious-looking object proved to be a bird's foot, and beside it was a pointed wing tip.

Of the remaining six shots but one was effective—breaking the wing-tip of a young female, which was secured for a live decoy.

He was swarming up the plane-wing tip before Jamison reached him, and he kicked frenziedly when Jamison plucked him off.