winglike

[wing-lahyk]

adjective

1. resembling a wing.

Word History and Origins

Origin of winglike¹

wing + -like

Example Sentences

Although they lack the true wings of birds and bats, these frogs use extensive webbing between their toes as a winglike surface to slow their descent.

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Foiling refers to the use of watercraft with hydrofoils, winglike appendages that protrude from the bottoms of boats and boards.

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Snap a photo next to photogenic silver, winglike public art sculptures.

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After the animal died, conditions on the sea floor were just right to preserve its soft tissue and long, winglike fins.

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The vehicles evolved from Tholstrup’s “bathtub on wheels” to bullet shapes to three-wheeled cars with curved, winglike solar arrays.

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