Definitions

1. noun

A player in a sport who plays on the outer side of the field or court, especially in rugby, soccer, or hockey, and is often responsible for providing width and supporting the attacking team.

“The wingers were crucial in the team’s victory, providing speed and agility on the wings.”

2. noun

A politician or member of a political party who advocates a particular policy or ideology, especially one that is seen as radical or extreme.

“The party’s wingers pushed for a more drastic overhaul of the healthcare system, but their proposals were met with resistance from the moderates.”

3. verb

To play or perform as a winger in a sport, especially by making wide runs and providing width to the attacking team.

“The coach told the player to wing it on the right side of the field and try to find space to make a run.”