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wings

[wingz] / wɪŋz /
NOUN
organ, device of flight
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Sam had six of them, including a crown of thorns, pilot wings and his fraternity symbols.

From The Wall Street Journal

I grill a lot, so I’ll do steaks or lamb chops or chicken wings.

From Los Angeles Times

So I’m really happy that Paul put wings on that to be able to spread and fly with that.

From Los Angeles Times

Sandra Delpierre's fingers linger on a long blue and white fur coat and graze a pair of angel wings as she winds past thousands of colourful costumes used in opera performances.

From Barron's

That same year, Altman also gave him the title role in his “Brewster McCloud,” an eccentric fable about a Houston loner determined to build a pair of wings and take flight.

From Los Angeles Times