wing win v

A Dictionary of Aviation · 1911 · p. 27
[past partrczple and preterit winged, wingd] 4. tr. equip or provide with wings for flying; furnish with fethers or vanes, as an arrow; qualify for flight: as, for her he *wings his shoulders. 2. tr. bear in flight; transport en or as en wings: as, he will *wing me some witherd bough. 3. tr. perferm or accomplish by means of wings: as, to heven she *wingd her flight; to *wing-one’s way. 4. tr. traverse rn flight: as, to *wing the midway air. 5. tr. wound or disable in the wing; shoot or disable while travelrng en the wing, er 1m flight: as, the offense of *winging a balloon or an aeroplane at a you sand yards. 6. inti. fly, soar, travel en the wing: as, he has never *wingd from view of the nest.
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