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Meanings of winged in English
Usage of winged in English
1
The good, the true, the beautiful -withwinged feet or bull's body.
2
Eleven years winged their changeful flight, and last week came at last.
3
The walking are the logicians: the winged are the instinctive and poetic.
4
The bird was feeding on winged insects that lived in the bark.
5
The ripwing was a retreating winged shadow, soaring away out to sea.
6
It was Loudon the factor, whom Dickson had winged the night before.
7
The image of the winged one he had seen with Roshi appeared.
8
Thought-winged; from realms of space he comes back victorious and tells us
9
Count art by gold, and it fetters the feet it once winged.
10
To quote another storyteller, his words winged like arrows to the mark.
11
The slabs of the ninth compartment have also representations of winged figures.
12
The machine then rose and gracefully winged its flight to the east.
13
One fellow nearly winged me; but I got through them all somehow.
14
Again Toussaint was grateful for the timely aid of Macandal's winged armies.
15
You were the fourth winged target, but they were only partly successful.
16
The woods were vocal with the mating songs of their winged inhabitants.
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Winged through the time
Winged across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Less common