Jet and Wing

Jet

Jet verb - To flow out in great quantities or with force.

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Wing and jet are semantically related. in fly topic. In some cases you can use "Wing" instead a verb "Jet".

Wing verb - To move through the air with or as if with outstretched wings.

Usage example: watched the flocks of birds as they winged southward for the winter

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Jet and wing are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Jet" instead a verb "Wing".

Nearby Words: winging, winged, winger, wingless

full	full jet	full wing
single	single jet	single wing
small	small jet	small wing
strong	strong jet	strong wing
Other adjectives: actual, entire, real, large, white, new, hot, military.

jet arms

wing arms

As part of the same trope the rebels are more human: the X-wing is closer to a fighter jet, the rebel battleships have curved, organic lines.

Source: Sinister Geometry
In the third buzz, he ended up hitting with a wing against the bus, which sent the jet careening out of control into a garage nearby, killing everyone.

Source: Buzzing the Deck
Syndrome is knocked onto the wing of his jet and subsequently sucked into its engine.

Source: Hoist By His Own Petard / Western Animation

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