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wing

[wing] / wɪŋ /
NOUN
organ, device of flight
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Gigi is her age, 21, with tanned skin, green eyes, freckles, winged eyeliner and long black hair.

From BBC

Evolution has similarly purloined existing features and modified them, using great thrift, for example, to transmogrify a piece of jaw into an ear or to transform a leg into a wing.

From The Wall Street Journal

He emphasized the importance of gang rebounding against a team known for its physically imposing double-big lineup and athletic wings.

From Los Angeles Times

But after a career orchestrating policy from the wings, Wiener’s patience had worn thin.

From The Wall Street Journal

Clough put Robertson on the left wing where he thrived as the club gained promotion to the English top flight in 1977, immediately won the league and then two European Cups.

From Barron's