terms |
overwing |
As a noun terms
is .
As an adjective overwing is
over the wing of an aircraft.
As a verb overwing is
(obsolete|transitive) to outflank.
overwing |
overwin |
As verbs the difference between overwing and overwin
is that
overwing is to outflank while
overwin is to overcome; gain one's point; exceed.
As an adjective overwing
is over the wing of an aircraft.
As a noun overwin is
the win or winning of a game.
overwing |
oversing |
As verbs the difference between overwing and oversing
is that
overwing is to outflank while
oversing is to sing with too much effort or embellishment.
As an adjective overwing
is over the wing of an aircraft.
overwing |
overking |
As an adjective overwing
is over the wing of an aircraft.
As a verb overwing
is to outflank.
As a noun overking is
a king who has sovereignty over inferior kings or ruling princes; a ruler of an overkingdom.
overwind |
overwing |
As verbs the difference between overwind and overwing
is that
overwind is to wind (tighten a spring of) something excessively while
overwing is to outflank.
As an adjective overwing is
over the wing of an aircraft.
overwing |
overling |
As an adjective overwing
is over the wing of an aircraft.
As a verb overwing
is (obsolete|transitive) to outflank.
As a noun overling is
(rare) a superior.
overawing |
overwing |
As verbs the difference between overawing and overwing
is that
overawing is present participle of overawe while
overwing is to outflank.
As an adjective overwing is
over the wing of an aircraft.
overwing |
overswing |
As verbs the difference between overwing and overswing
is that
overwing is (obsolete|transitive) to outflank while
overswing is to swing too far.
As an adjective overwing
is over the wing of an aircraft.
As a noun overswing is
an excessive swing.
