Edge and Wing

Edge

Edge noun - A harsh or sharp quality.

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Wing and edge are semantically related in place topic. In some cases you can use "Wing" instead a noun "Edge".

Nearby Words: edgy, edged, edging

Wing noun - A group of people acting together within a larger group.

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Edge and wing are semantically related in place topic. Sometimes you can use "Edge" instead a noun "Wing".

Nearby Words: winging, winged, winger, wingless

old	old edge	old wing
right	right edge	right wing
original	original edge	original wing
front	front edge	front wing
Other adjectives: single, small, entire, real, ragged, extreme, dark, new, political, broken, military, left, literal.

The Germans knew that if they could hit the wing root on the trailing edge of the wing, they had a good chance of tearing the bomber in half.

Source: Film / Red Tails
The first, second and third fingers were normal-sized and protruded from the anterior wing-edge like the first digit of modern bats.

Source: Useful Notes / Stock Dinosaurs (Non-Dinosaurs)
Somehow, Lindesfarne can hitch a ride by holding the edge of a wing without interfering with his flying.

Source: Stationary Wings

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