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Meanings of wingless in English
Usage of wingless in English
1
Meanwhile, breeding experiments were undertaken to produce a wholly wingless large-brained type.
2
Saraquael was working there, putting a wingless mannikin into a small box.
3
It exists in several forms, some of which are winged, other wingless.
4
Even if he could get past their looks and behavior, they're wingless.
5
No wingless living creature could make that descent without forfeiture of life.
6
It was Glory, a stern wingless Victory, beckoning him across a continent.
7
Your case of the wingless insects near the Rocky Mountains is extremely curious.
8
The wingless aeroplane is suspended from the balloon by cables of galvanized wire.
9
Even hogtied and wingless, he sure could give an intimidating look.
10
The wingless boy has the high, full forehead which marks an active mind.
11
Of special interest to ornithologists were the native wingless birds of New Zealand.
12
Ectopic wingless over-expression in gain-of-function mutants results in dramatically oversized CNS.
13
Some are wingless, and rise into the air by their own inherent power.
14
Among them is the emeu, a kind of ostrich that practically is wingless.
15
Without a pause, the wingless angel swings his sword at Night.
16
In that case, she will be a perfect mate to the wingless man.
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Wingless across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common