|wiŋd or except in sense 1a(2) ˈwiŋə̇d adjective
Etymology: Middle English, from winge wing + -ed
1.
a.
(1) : having wings
winged seed
winged mirror
winged statue of Mercury
(2) : having wings of a specified character — usually used in combination
strong- winged
white- winged
double- winged hospital building
b. : using wings in flight : capable of flight
winged insect
all winged creatures
2.
a. : soaring with or as if with wings : lofty , elevated
free, passionate, winged love — Sinclair Lewis
b. : swift , rapid
the winged days flew on — Winston Churchill
winged gossip of the town — A.W.Long