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flying wing in British Englishnoun1. an aircraft consisting mainly of one large wing and no fuselage or tailplane 2. (in Canadian football) the twelfth player, who has a variable position behind the scrimmage line flying wing in American EnglishnounAeronautics an airplane whose wings form almost all the airframe, with the fuselage almost or entirely within the wing structure Word origin [1935–40 ]This word is first recorded in the period 1935–40. Other words that entered Englishat around the same time include: Rhodesian ridgeback, bingo, hard core, roadblock, walk-through © Everett Historical, shutterstock Examples of 'flying wing' in a sentenceflying wing Aviation enthusiasts have speculated that this could be a flying wing design.One was an asymmetric flying wing based on a sycamore seed.The one-man flying wing is the latest military tool, allowing special forces troops to glide undetected up to 200km (125 miles) into enemy territory.Wasps fans would have been far from impressed by the two tacklers who merely bounced off the flying wing as he applied the accelerator.This will be little more than a flying wing, 18 metres wide and covered in solar cells.The flying wing, who missed out on the autumn internationals with a hamstring strain, requires an operation.Five at the back, three central defenders all comfortable on the ball and a couple of flying wing-backs capable of pinging in a decent cross. Word lists withflying wing types of aircraft, types of aircraft |