Red Wing

American  

noun

1. Tantangamini, c1750–c1825, Sioux leader.

2. a city in SE Minnesota.

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Example Sentences

As Fendi celebrates its 100th anniversary and Red Wing reaches its 120th, the brands have united to redesign the Heritage Classic Moc boot.

From Los Angeles Times

Fendi’s artisan Italian leather combines with Red Wing’s tried-and-true silhouette to honor an intergenerational legacy with each step you take.

From Los Angeles Times

Wearing the slippers was a functional choice, but it also meant temporarily discarding his beloved lucky shooting shoes: a pair of worn-out brown Red Wing boots he’s donned every production since 2011’s “Haywire.”

From Los Angeles Times

“We see ducks down here. They see frogs and turtles, different birds like red wing blackbirds and mourning doves,” Tursi said.

From Seattle Times

Although the inch-long planthopper looks pretty with its distinctive black spots and bright red wing markings, the sap-sucking bug likes to mass and feed on plants.

From Seattle Times