1. Aliform definition: having or resembling wings synonyms: winged, wing-shaped, alary, alar antonyms: wingless, slow, apteral, flightless, apterous

2. Alate Meaning: "having wings, winged," 1660s, from Latin alatus, from ala "wing, armpit, wing of an army," from *axla,… See definitions of Alate.

3. Definitions for the word, Alated (a.) Winged; having wings, or side appendages like wings.

4. Upward angled wings of low wing Aircraft are known as dihedral wings & Downward angled wings of high wing aircraft are known as Anhedral wings

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6. However, Clipped Wing features wings instead of tentacles

7. In 1979, two new wings – the East Wing and the West Wing – were added to the complex.

8. Medical definition of Alar: of or resembling a wing or wings.

9. Alate-us: winged; with lobes similar to wings in appearance though not necessarily in function.

10. Alate-us: winged; with lobes similar to wings in appearance though not necessarily in function

11. Buteos are the large, broad-winged, short-tailed lugs with spare and labored wing beats

12. A Caduceus is a wand entwined by two snakes and topped by wings or a winged helmet

13. Something that's Aliform is shaped like a wing or a pair of wings

14. The wings of a fixed-wing aircraft are not necessarily rigid; kites, hang gliders, variable-sweep wing aircraft and aeroplanes that use wing morphing are all examples of fixed-wing aircraft.

15. Batwing definition is - shaped like the wing or wings of a bat : such as

16. A Biplane is a fixed-wing aircraft containing two primary wings of similar size

17. When the wing covers are lifted, the joints unlock and the wings spring open.

18. This term literally means “wing-shaped.” Despite the suggestive name, there are actually two primary variants of Aliform parenchyma: the first is winged, where short appendages or wings of parenchyma extend from one or both sides of the pore.

19. The F4D Skyray was a wide delta wing design with long, sharply swept, rounded wings.

20. A blended wing - body, variable camber wings, and forebody strakes provided extra lift and control.

21. Coleoptera: Greek koleon 'sheath' + pteron 'wing'; Aristotle already called Beetles 'koleopteros' (κολεοπτερος) to refer to the hardened front wings protecting the membranous hind wings

22. Buteos (red-tailed, red-shouldered, broad-winged and rough-legged hawks) have stocky bodies, broad rounded wings, and short fanned tails

23. Alate: 1 adj (of seeds or insects) having winglike extensions “ alate leaves” “ alate seeds of a maple tree” Synonyms: Alated winged having wings or as if having wings of a specified kind

24. Alate: 1 adj (of seeds or insects) having winglike extensions “ Alate leaves” “ Alate seeds of a maple tree” Synonyms: Alated winged having wings or as if having wings of a specified kind

25. Holding their large wings open, they stand erect and display the beautiful colors of their wing feathers.

26. Aliform (comparative more Aliform, superlative most Aliform) Shaped like a wing (of a building) Having wings; Translations

27. The birds bob and dance, spreading their wings wide to reveal the deep red of their wing feathers.

28. A few moments later they were airborne and winging their way south.

29. Alcids, on the other hand, have proportionately shorter wings, high wing loadings, rapid wing beat rates and greater speed (45–55 miles per hour), and large flight muscles

30. Your picture will be winging its way over the Atlantic.

31. Aircraft wings based on the design would evidently need fewer wing flaps or other mechanical devices to alter airflow.

32. An Alate is a Winged Termite Swarmer Termites with wings (also called swarmers or Alates) are reproductives that leave the nest to start new colonies

33. With differential Ailerons, aileron drag on the descending wing is increased, which helps equalize the drag on both wings

34. Intraspecific (static) allometries in Green-winged Teal (Anas crecca) and Marbled Teal (Marmaronetta angustirostris) are different: wing length is negatively allometric and tarsus is isometric.

35. In aerodynamics, lift happens when air passes over the wings of an airplane in such a way that the pressure underneath the wing is greater than the pressure above the wing.

36. A submersible vehicle (100) includes a body having a pair of outwardly projecting at least partially arcuate wings (114), an adjustably positionable wing steering flap (126) hingeably attached to each wing.

37. With limited energy consumption the wall creeper is carried upwards by the wind, wings outspread and with only insignificant wing beats.

38. The A wing is powerful! This is primarily because the aerofoil section has been carefully developed so meter for meter the A-Wing is one of the most powerful wings on the market

39. Auditorium E-WINg C-WINg B-WINg A-WINg D-WINg ToWEr

40. Historians often refer to the Anabaptists as the “third wing of the Reformation,” the first two wings being the Lutheran and Reformed

41. Dihedral is where the wing slopes in a positive (upward) degree in relation to the wing base, whereas Anhedral wings have a negative (downward) slope from the wing base. Let’s explore a little further on why designers chose one over the other.

42. Bitewing-Ease is an "All-in-One" seamless barrier sleeve, comfort cushion and bite-wing tab designed for bite-wings

43. I've been winging it with you for 18 years, pretending I was the one in charge.

44. Coleopterans are characterized by the modification of the first pair of wings into rigid wing casings (elytra) that cover and protect the second, or flying, pair of wings and the soft upper side of the abdomen.

45. 27 In distinctive low-wing flight wings are hardly raised above horizontal plane and depressed far down below body at bottom of downstroke.

46. " Winged vulture leads the way

47. Coleopterans are characterized by the modification of the first pair of wings into rigid wing casings (elytra) that cover and protect the second, or flying, pair of wings and the soft upper side of the abdomen.

48. SWIFT AS A WINGED LEOPARD!

49. Flycatchers feed primarily on winged insects.

50. She sent a silent message winging to the small room at the Admiralty.

51. Anhedral wings will induce roll instability and improve roll maneuverability. In a large/heavy airplane with a high-wing configuration there is usually excess …

52. Transport aircraft wings (such as on an Airbus A300 or Boeing 747) have Reynolds numbers of 40 million (based on the wing chord dimension).

53. A cash bonanza will be winging its way to the 600,000 members of the scheme.

54. The Anguished Angel Long-Winged Sitting Statue

55. Left wing to right wing-try.

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58. Computer Engineering Q&A Library Wing A WingC b) Above given is the design of US Airport(having Wings: A-C and Arms: a-0)

59. Like all Accipiters (a genus of small hawks with short wings and long tails), the sharp-shinned flies with several quick wing beats and a glide

60. Aliform definition, wing-shaped; wing-like; alar

61. Flying wing to wing through the plebeian.

62. It was the flayed hide to a bull, winging on the tide out to sea.

63. Into winged Apterans (reproductive ants and termites) and

64. During the time the F-102A was in service, several new wing designs were used to experiment with the application of increased conical camber to the wings.

65. " The white cliffs rise like a winged wall. "

66. Ali is dressed in a suit and tie and is playfully winging clownish punches at everybody around him.

67. Small but dangerously exciting trickles of pleasure were still winging their way through her virtually defenceless body.

68. (Wings flap)

69. A black pewter dragon 'Affronty', (wings down in front), crystallised with large, central Swarovski heart and studded wing-edges, complete on 21" (53cm) long black curb chain

70. Aeroelastic wings.

71. Chicken wings?

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73. Balancer - either of the rudimentary hind wings of dipterous insects; used for maintaining equilibrium during flight haltere , halter wing - a movable organ for flying (one of a pair)

74. The results are extended to explore other modes of flapping wing propulsion, including those in animals whose wings deform passively in response to hydro- or aero-dynamic loads.

75. Copying this flexible wing design, “the 24-inch prototype drone uses a small motor to control a series of metal rods that move the wings,” says the magazine.

76. She flew on winged feet up the narrow stair.

77. Alation ( plural Alations ) The state of being winged

78. An eagle winged its way across the valley.

79. Chiroptera means hand (cheiro) and wing (ptera). Bat wings are folds of skin supported by elongated arm, hand, and finger bones, and attached to the sides of the body

80. After studying the wing of the dragonfly, aerospace engineer Abel Vargas and his colleagues concluded that “biologically inspired wings are very relevant in the design of micro-aerial vehicles.”