IPA: /ˈwɪŋi/
KK: /ˈwɪŋi/
Describing something that has wings or moves quickly and lightly, often in a way that seems to float or soar.
The bird flew in a wingy manner, gliding effortlessly through the air.
The word 'wingy' is derived from 'wing' (from Old English 'wenge', meaning a limb or appendage used for flying) and the suffix '-y' (meaning characterized by or having the quality of). Thus, 'wingy' describes something that has the quality or characteristics of wings.
Think of 'wing' as something that helps you fly, and the '-y' means it has that quality. So, 'wingy' refers to something that is characterized by wings.