Adjective:

સાધક, પાંખ, અનુકૂળ, પાંદડા, તરફેણ કરેલ, પાંખવાળા,

winges's Usage Examples:

relationship with a paramedic named Campbell, which caused Michael some slight twinges of jealousy.

I needed to give them some context and use (and also expiate my moral twinges at playing with Arnold so cruelly, doing to Arnold what I usually do to.

enjoy unfettered access to their mother, and Jack experiences the first twinges of rebelliousness.

dominant colors are often light or shadowy dark blues, browns, greys and twinges of gold, with splotches of red, pink or yellow in the color of the longyi.

Vada doesn"t experience any twinges of rage at the loss of her mother or any misgivings about her quest.

The album shows some death metal twinges from their roots with Roger Rasmussen / Nattefrost drafted in to perform.

"I"m starting to feel some twinges of betrayal," said Ben Going, better known to YouTube users as Boh3M3.

the nu-metal mold with stratospheric vocals from Billy Keeton and slight twinges of Deftones psychedelics.

words: "The God of heaven be with you " cover you with the shadow of his winges.

funky beat to melancholic ballads with occasional pop and avant garde twinges.

Laurel gets twinges at the factory and Rishi takes her to hospital, but she is told it"s a.

injuries, suffering from foot injuries, stress fractures in the back, hip twinges, side-strains, shoulders, torn calves, aching hamstrings, groin complaints.

wrong with big, loud pop music when its delivered with occasional country twinges.

Synonyms:

flight feather, forewing, chiropteran, wing case, alula, pinion, quill, halter, ala, fore wing, bastard wing, quill feather, angel, balancer, pennon, spurious wing, insect, elytron, fore-wing, bird, organ, bat, haltere,

Antonyms:

enable, bad person, carinate, ratite, receptor,