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1. Having wings or as if having wings of a specified kind
   "the winged feet of Mercury"
    
2. Very fast; as if with wings
   "on winged feet"

1. Travel through the air; be airborne
   - fly
    
2. Propel through the air
   - throw
    
3. [informal] Perform without preparation
   "he winged a speech at the wedding";
   - improvise, improvize [non-standard], ad-lib, extemporize, extemporise [Brit], wing it [informal]
    
4. Injure slightly (as with a gunshot), especially in the arm or leg
    
5. Bring down a bird by shooting in the wing

See also: alar, alary, alate, alated, aliform, batwing, brachypterous, fast, one-winged, pinioned, short-winged, slender-winged, small-winged, volant, winglike, wing-shaped

Type of: do, execute, go, impel, locomote, move, perform, propel, travel

Antonym: wingless

Encyclopedia: Winged