wing-covert

‘win,kavozt ». a covert or coverrng-fether of a bird’s wing; ony one of the small fethers which overlie or underlie the flightefethers of a wing; a covert-fether or tectyrix of the wing. winged ‘winid adj. having or wearing wings: as, the *winged god, Mercury; the *winged herse, Pegasus; (of an orem having vanes; fetherd. winged leaf, (in botany) a pinnate or prinnately davided leaf. ‘winged petiole. (rn botany) a petiole with a thin wring: like expansion. winged seed, (an botany) a seed, as a samara, having one or more wings or membranous extensions causing it to be wafted by the wind. winged stem, (in botany) a stem having thin lateral extensions. winged wind past participle and preterit. see wing (verb). wingedly ‘win i-diz adv. in a winged manner; en, with, or by means of wings. wing-end ’win,end n. the outer end or lateral termination of a wing or aerofezl; a wingtip: as, sliding or swinging *wing-ends. winger ‘wino. one who or that which wings, in any sense. wing-feather ‘win,fedez n. [also spelt winge fet her] any fether of a bird’s wring, especially a quill-fether of the wing; a wing-quill; a flight-fether; a remex. wing-finger ‘win,fingez 7. one of the fingers or digits, as of a bat (or pterodactyl), which supports (or supported) the wing-membrane. wing-fish ‘win,f1§ n. a flying-fish, especially a flying-gurnard. wing-flapper ‘win,frepez n. a bird, such as the pigeon, which habitually flies by means of ‘wing-flapping; a vig which empleys flapping flight.