A flat of theatrical scenery projecting onto the stage from the side.
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A folding section, as of a double door or of a movable partition.
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A group affiliated with or subordinate to an older or larger organization.
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A means of flight or rapid movement: Fear lent wings to his feet.
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A section of a party, legislature, or community holding distinct, especially dissenting, political views: the conservative wing.
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idiom
In the wings Close by in the background; available at short notice: a presidential candidate waiting in the wings.
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In the wings In the stage wings, unseen by the audience.
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On the wing In flight; flying.
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Take wing To fly off; soar away.
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verb-transitive
To carry or transport by or as if by flying.
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To cause or enable to fly or speed swiftly along.
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To effect or accomplish by flying.
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To feather (an arrow).
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To furnish with side or subordinate extensions, as a building or an altarpiece.
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verb-intransitive
To move on or as if on wings; fly.
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verb
To fit with.
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To enable to fly or move swiftly.
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To traverse with or as if with wings.
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To effect or achieve by flying.
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To let fly.
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