Winger ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Winger ( noun )

1. A player in a team sport who plays on the right or left side of the field and is generally responsible for moving the ball toward the opponent's goal.
2. A person who belongs to a political faction that advocates for more extreme or radical views than the mainstream party.

Origin:

The word "winger" comes from the old english word "winga" meaning "one who moves swiftly".

Examples:

1. The winger on the soccer team was the fastest player on the field.
2. The political party had a strong contingent of wingers who pushed for more radical policies.
3. The winger was the team's best goal scorer.
4. The winger played an important role in the team's offensive strategy.
5. The winger was a key player in the team's success.

(As a verb)

Winger ( verb )

1. A player in a team sport who plays on the right or left side of the field and is generally responsible for moving the ball toward the opponent's goal.
2. A person who belongs to a political faction that advocates for more extreme or radical views than the mainstream party.

Origin:

The word "winger" comes from the old english word "winga" meaning "one who moves swiftly".

Examples:

1. The winger on the soccer team was the fastest player on the field.
2. The political party had a strong contingent of wingers who pushed for more radical policies.
3. The winger was the team's best goal scorer.
4. The winger played an important role in the team's offensive strategy.
5. The winger was a key player in the team's success.