batwing

[ UK /bˈætwɪŋ/ ]
NOUN
  1. one of a pair of swinging doors (as at the entrance to a western saloon)
ADJECTIVE
  1. formed or shaped like a bat's wing
    a dress with batwing sleeves
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How To Use batwing In A Sentence

  • a dress with batwing sleeves
  • Women who lose weight develop something known as "batwings" on the under arm. Xml's Blinklist.com
  • Even better, in 2006 British newspaper the Daily Mail article speculating that UK special forces might soon be flying into combat using "batwings". Matador Network
  • Now that Gwyneth has cleansed and worked off her 'batwings,' she's ready for spring. Gwyneth Paltrow Glows In Abu Dhabi (PHOTOS)
  • Batwings, schoolgirl ties, frizzy hair, layered lipgloss, bleached barnets and ruffled skirts are just a few of the 80s disco elements which cropped up on this season's catwalks.
  • Batwings, schoolgirl ties, frizzy hair, layered lipgloss, bleached barnets and ruffled skirts are just a few of the 80s disco elements which cropped up on this season's catwalks.
  • The latter will be bound and faced with approximately 3 centimetre contrast bands on armholes and hemlines and will stand alongside 1980's influenced extravagant open split dolman / batwing sleeve dresses.
  • Slowly, the goddess enfolded herself in the leath-ery sheath of her enormous batwings. The Dark Queen
  • The batwing sleeves and big hair are decidedly frumpy, and there are too many far-fetched storylines about murdered bodyguards and unfeeling in-laws.
  • But ponchos and capes are back in vogue too as well as oversize batwing or kimono jumpers, and they should give us all a bit of a break from the trim, belted look.
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