batwing
/ˈbætwɪŋ/Definitions
1. noun
A curved or angled section of a wing, especially one resembling the shape of a bat’s wing.
“The unique design of the new aircraft featured a distinctive batwing configuration.”
2. verb
To maneuver an aircraft in such a way that its wings resemble those of a bat, typically during takeoff or landing.
“The pilot had to batwing the plane to avoid obstacles on the runway.”