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Word History and Origins
Origin of wingspread1
Example Sentences
By comparison, the snappily dressed kids in group shots typically arrange themselves in poses, crouching with their arms upraised or wingspread like the Jackson 5 or folded on their chests B-boy style.
He stood there as if be were drying himself in the sun, with a wingspread of about eleven feet, a bright orange head and a magenta carbuncle.
The great eagle, with its six-foot wingspread, did not see him.
“I had prepared her for the nightly invasion of bats … but she had not expected so many, she said, or that they would have a three-foot wingspread and such big teeth,” he remembered.
His six-and-a-half-foot wingspread has been crippled by bullets; they say he screams when his Corps sees action.
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