wing
verb /wɪŋ/ informalDefinition
wing it › to perform or speak without having prepared what you are going to do or say: I hadn't had time to prepare for the talk, so I just had to wing it.Not expected or planned
(Definition of wing verb from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- abrupt adjective (SUDDEN)
- ad hoc adjective
- ad lib adverb
- adventitious adjective
- against (all) the odds/against all odds idiom
- all at once idiom
- extemporize verb
- inconceivable adjective
- instinctive adjective
- involuntary adjective
- it's just one of those things idiom
- just like that idiom
- spontaneous adjective
- sudden adjective
- suddenly adverb
- summary adjective
- unannounced adjective, adverb
- unawares adverb
- untoward adjective
- unwitting adjective
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