noun
definition
The extreme tip of the wing of an aircraft, bird, flying insect, etc.
definition
A part of a shoe, often with brogueing that extends backwards on both sides from the toe
Examples of wingtip in a Sentence
Left bank reached 21 deg. and the left wingtip came within 1.5 feet of the ground.
With the wingtip missile rails removed and the trailing edge reshaped they are almost a perfect match.
The wingtip pods, which house the reaction control nozzles, were made from plastic card.
This was no wingtip light - the strange red light was too bright.
Shoes for swing dancing are black-and-white or brown-and-white wingtip style shoes.
Popular women's Ariat styles are Legend Wingtip, Heritage Horseman Russet Rebels, or Sonora Bitterwater Brown.
For a child's first pair of cowboy boots, try a popular Ariat youth style like the Showbaby Square Toe Wingtip, Fatbaby, or the Sierra.
The truWALKzero II line includes mesh shoes available in lace-up, Mary Jane styles and wingtip styles, each retailing for $100 per pair directly from Rockport.
Black patent leather still was the only thing to wear as part of evening attire, but the wingtip, a pointed shoe with perforation over the toe, was being increasingly seen, adding some zing to a man's look.