wingspan

Preposition: of

• moth: This species has one of if not the largest wingspan of any moth, approaching 30cm.
• foot: This is the size of a queen bumblebee compared to the largest bat in the world that has a wingspan of 6 feet.
• inch: Biology: Size: Fulmars grow to 18 inches long with a wingspan of 42 inches.
• meter: We have albatrosses breeding all over the island too - wandering albatrosses with a wingspan of 2.5 meters!
• ft: They had a wingspan of 180 ft and were 93 ft long.
• cm: The Greater Wax Moth has a wingspan of up to 3.6 cm. and the Lesser Wax Moth a wingspan of 1.8 cm.

Converse of object

• have: They also have a long wingspan relative to their body size.

Adjective modifier

• huge: Here, the huge wingspan is clearly the attraction of the picture.
• large: Answer: 24 #6 Which bird has the largest wingspan?
• long: They also have a long wingspan relative to their body size.
• massive: These giants have a massive wingspan of over 3 meters and have inspired countless books, movies, and stunt attempts.
• metre-wide: The Mongolian eagle is a majestic sight with a metre-wide wingspan.

Modifies a noun

• prototype: Two high-fidelity, 21-foot wingspan prototypes of the BWB concept have been designed and produced for wind tunnel and flight testing this year.

Noun used with modifier

• meter: Red kites are distinctive and large birds they have a two meter wingspan, but a tiny body weighing only 2 to 3lbs.
• foot: Very close in size is the Andean condor, with a 10 foot wingspan.
• inch: Has a twin motor push glider and weighs about a quarter of a pound and with its 26 inch wingspan.
• five-foot: Few drivers notice the huge bird with a five-foot wingspan floating effortlessly above the busy motorway.
• seven-foot: Rigoletto will be starring a golden eagle called Isla with a seven-foot wingspan.
• eight-foot: The original workshop was dominated by two hinged display boards bearing eagles with eight-foot wingspans.