winging (Meaning)

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winging (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Wing

The bird was winging through the clear, blue sky, its feathers a blur of motion.
The writer was winging it, improvising a speech without any prepared notes.
The skier took a risky jump, winging through the air before landing gracefully.
The airplane was winging its way across the country, carrying passengers to their destinations.
The politician was winging it during the debate, evading direct questions with vague answers.
The pilot was winging it, flying the plane without a flight plan or navigation aids.
The gymnast was winging it, performing complex routines without any prior practice.
The student was winging it, writing an essay without any research or planning.
The criminal was winging it, planning a robbery on the fly without any clear strategy.
The artist was winging it, creating a painting without any predetermined concept or design.

of Wing

flying, hovering,gliding, sailing, soaring, fluttering, drifting, aviating, planing, floating

No antonyms found.

The bird was winging through the clear, blue sky, its feathers a blur of motion.

The writer was winging it, improvising a speech without any prepared notes.

The skier took a risky jump, winging through the air before landing gracefully.

The airplane was winging its way across the country, carrying passengers to their destinations.