wingdom

Definitions

1. Winged creatures as a group.
   uncountable
2. A domain ruled over by a winged creature.

Examples

“A lion for the jungle or an eagle for all wingdom?”

“While the earth we have⟳ mistakenly taken to be our kingdom to overuse and misadminister as we please⟳ begins to show⟳ the wear⟳ and tear⟳ of that, he has given us a brilliantly preserved wingdom.”

“Here it seemed, then, that you could navigate⟳ according to the clouds' positions, and that the routes of birds had nothing to teach⟳ but life's confusion—which it would be like⟳ both weather and wingdom to deceive⟳ you into.”

“But we, the while winging, And thoughtfully hymning, All day o'er the meadows green, See⟳ kindred in kingdoms Of manifold wingdoms In myriads by man unseen.”

“Observe⟳ the Whooping Crane Who still enjoys the weather Despite his wingdom's wane — A bird of different feather.”

“Is your personal castle so constructed to offer⟳ a bird's eye view⟳ of the world? (Yes, I, Norgana can gaze out across the entire wingdom.*)”

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