Preposition: like

• eagle: For wealth certainly makes itself wings Like an eagle that flies toward the heavens.

Converse of object

• sprout: Many victims develop an unhealthy relationship to birds: they sprout wings, or cultivate other, less attractive avian characteristics.

• feather: My new toy is so close to an angel aside, the feathered wings.

• sweep: A possible extension of the method to the case of a flap on a swept wing is also included.

Adjective modifier

• left: Four parallel vertical grooves on bottom left wing; 3 parallel oblique grooves on right wing.

• rear: This is the rear wing in filler during a trial fit onto the body.

• east: He converted its east wing into a private museum for his collection.

• starboard: The object at the bottom left is the trailing edge of the starboard wing.

• west: The chapel, in the west wing, is plainly fitted up.

Modifies a noun

• chun: I always thought " Yes, this is why I like the wing chun system.

• feather: The wing feathers have rounded ends, whereas the other figure's wing feathers are open ended.

• span: THE GANNET is Britain's largest seabird with a wing span of just under two meters.

• mirror: You cannot assume, for example, that a fingerprint on an outside wing mirror is evidence of taking a motor vehicle.

• extremist: Still it's nice to have extreme stories and tales to exchange about global company's being secretly run by right wing extremists.

Noun used with modifier

• chicken: That advance was soon followed by " chicken wings " and the food to weight ratio reduced to previously unforeseen levels.

• opportunist: The opportunist wing of the old LSSP rebelled, leading to a de facto split.

• butterfly: They cross over at the ridge of the roof pitch to form canopies resembling butterfly wings.

• fairy: Yes, the fairy wings I brought were 3 inches big!

• angel: My neighbor tried the same thing and her 2 of her 10 geese developed angel wing.

• fore: Among day-flying Lepidoptera, the more gaudy colors are usually on the fore wings.