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Definition of wingless - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
absenceRare missing expected wings or similar featuresRare
- The wingless statue stood in the garden.
2.
biologyTECH. lacking wings or having only rudimentary onesTECH.
- The wingless insects crawled on the ground.
Origin of wingless
Old English, winge (wing) + -less (without)
Terms with wingless included in their meaning
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insects
small wingless insect parasitic on mammals
entomology
small wingless insect that feeds on blood of mammals and birds
insects
minute wingless insect harmful to books and papers
entomology
small wingless insect with a long bristlelike tail
entomology
small wingless insect of the order Collembola
aerospace
wingless aircraft generating lift from body shape
entomology
wingless insect in the Machilidae family
insect
large wingless insect burrowing in loose soil
parasitic insect
wingless fly parasitic on sheep
insect
small wingless insect that feeds on starches
arthropod
small wingless animal with springy legs living in soil
insect
small wingless parasitic insect that feeds on blood of mammals
bug species
mutillid wasp, often wingless, furry and antlike
Examples of wingless in a sentence
Insects in the cave were mostly wingless. The wingless birds hopped from branch to branch. Scientists studied the wingless species in the lab.
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- French:sans ailes, aptère, ...
- German:flügellos, flügellahm, ...
- Italian:senza ali, ...
- Spanish:sin alas, áptero, ...
- Portuguese:sem asas, áptero, ...
- Chinese:无翼的, 无翅的, ...
- Japanese:翼のない, 無翅の, ...
- Arabic:بِلا أَجْنِحَة, بِدون أَجْنِحَة, ...
- Hebrew:חֲסַר כְּנָפַיִם, ...
- Russian:бескрылый, лишённый крыльев, ...
- Ukrainian:безкрилий, безкрилковий, ...
- Hindi:बिना पंखों, पंखविहीन, ...
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