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batwing

 

Definitions from WordNet

Adjective batwing has 1 sense
  1. batwing - formed or shaped like a bat's wing; "a dress with batwing sleeves"
    Antonym:
    wingless (indirect, via winged)

Definitions from the Web

Batwing

Noun: A part of a building or structure that resembles the wing of a bat in shape or function.

Example Sentence: The modern design of the museum features a stunning batwing that provides shade and adds a unique architectural element.

Noun: A loose and hanging sleeve, gathered at the wrist, often seen in traditional clothing.

Example Sentence: The elegant gown was adorned with intricate embroidery on the batwing sleeves, creating a striking visual effect.

Noun: (slang) A type of remote control for televisions, typically having a wide shape resembling a batwing.

Example Sentence: Don't forget to grab the batwing from the coffee table before we start watching our favorite show tonight.

Noun: (informal) A term used to describe a hang glider or other similar aircraft with a wing shape resembling that of a bat.

Example Sentence: The daredevil soared through the air with his batwing, experiencing the thrill of flying like a bird.

Noun: (slang) A phrase used to describe a tattered or worn-out garment.

Example Sentence: He desperately needed new clothes as all his shirts were practically batwings with holes and faded colors.

Noun: (local) A popular hiking trail in the small town of Oakville, known for its unique batwing-shaped rock formations.

Example Sentence: The locals often gathered at the batwing trailhead to start their adventure and explore the stunning natural beauty of the area.


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