Flew and Winged

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Winged and flew are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Winged" instead a verb "Flew".

Winged adjective - Having wings or as if having wings of a specified kind.

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Flew and winged are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Flew" instead a verb "Winged".

Nearby Words: wing, winging, winger

As Perseus flew over the desert on his winged sandals, blood from Medusa's severed head fell on the sand and formed "poisonous asps and adders," as a "Just So" Story element.

Source: Spontaneous Generation
Animated in a simplistic style, it shows that Grampa was crushed to death by a falling shelf, and his winged soul flew off "but was lost along the way" (the intro shows him getting sucked into a jet engine and losing his wings), and falls into Moe's love-tester machine, which he ends up possessing.

Source: Winged Soul Flies Off at Death
Lord Brevon from Freedom Planet: if he didn't cross the line with his Cold-Blooded Torture of Lilac, he flew over it on his Cool Starship when he turned Milla into a One-Winged Angel, forcing the player to fight and potentially kill her.

Source: Moral Event Horizon / Video Games

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