Definitions
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- noun rare Power or skill in flying.
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- noun
Power orskill inflying . - noun
friendship in the form of awingman .
Etymologies
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From wing, in imitation of horsemanship.
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Examples
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Photo by Stacy Johnson/Times Record News 7,000 airmen, soldiers and sailors at Sheppard Air Force Base run a three-mile Wing Run to promote camaraderie and wingmanship on Wingman Day at the base Thursday afternoon.
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A native of Plano, Texas, Sergeant Barger volunteered four hours at Troy's Place, providing wingmanship to over 100 visitors.
unknown title 2009
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