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winged

adjective as in feathered

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adjective as in with wings

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He said this was one of many species of winged insect that had colonised southern England because of warming temperatures.

From BBC

Some responses, perhaps tongue-in-cheek, riffed on leftist conspiracy: “This is the future us leftists want. For the domain of all right winged red necks to turn on them and force veganism upon them.”

From Salon

So was the unfortunate winged mammal dead or alive?

From BBC

Studying the pterosaur's teeth also provided clues about what the seagull-sized winged reptile would have eaten.

From BBC

The life-sized “Quantum Mechanics: Homme” artwork, composed of lucite, bronze and stainless steel, depicts a winged and horned man and was featured in the award-winning short film “Creation” in 2022.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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