Wingspan

Definition of Wingspan

The 'wingspan' refers to the distance between the tips of a bird's or airplane's wings when they are fully extended.

How should Wingspan divide into syllables

The word 'wingspan' has two syllables. The syllables are 'wing' and 'span'. It is broken between the 'ng' and 's' sounds.

Part of Speech - Wingspan

The bird's wingspan was over six feet.

Sentences with Wingspan

• The eagle has a massive wingspan.
• The airplane's wingspan is 150 feet.
• The butterfly's wingspan is colorful.
• I measured the bird's wingspan using a ruler.
• The wingspan of a hummingbird is small.
• The wingspan of a condor is impressive.
• The wingspan of an albatross is huge.
• The wingspan of a dragonfly is short.
• The wingspan of a pterodactyl was enormous.
• The wingspan of a seagull allows it to glide effortlessly.

Quotes with Wingspan

• A bird does not sing because it has an answer. It sings because it has a wingspan. - Maya Angelou
• Education is the wingspan of a butterfly, and creativity is its flight. - Anon
• The sky's the limit if you have a wingspan. - Blake Griffin
• The wingspan of success is measured by the happiness it brings. - Anon
• You can't fly with a broken wingspan. - Anon
• The wingspan of imagination has no boundaries. - Anon
• Some birds are not meant to be caged, their feathers are just too bright and their wingspan too strong. - Stephen King
• The wingspan of love can carry you through the toughest storms. - Anon
• A wingspan of knowledge will take you places you've never dreamed of. - Anon
• The wingspan of friendship is vast, always ready to embrace you. - Anon

Number of characters in Wingspan

8 ( w, i, n, g, s, p, a, n )

Unique letters in Wingspan

7 ( w, i, n, g, s, p, a )

Wingspan Backwards

napsgniw

Phonetic Transcription of Wingspan

IPA (International): ˈwɪˌŋspæn

ARA (American): ˈwɪˌŋspæn

EPA (English): ˈwɪˌŋspæn

WIH-NGSPAE-N