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wingtip
In the context of fashion, this term describes a specific style of Oxford shoe characterized by a pointed toe cap with decorative perforations. It carries a connotation of formal professionalism and traditional elegance, typically associated with business attire or black-tie events.
In aviation, the term refers to the physical extremity of an airfoil. This usage is technical and descriptive, focusing on aerodynamics and structural components rather than aesthetics.
Meanings
Examples
He wore a pair of polished brown wingtips to the interview.
I think these wingtips look a bit too formal for a casual Friday.
The cobbler carefully stitched the leather on the wingtip.
Those wingtips are classic and never go out of style.
The pilot noticed a small crack near the wingtip during the pre-flight inspection.
Modern aircraft often have winglets attached to the wingtip to reduce drag.
A bird perched momentarily on the wingtip of the idling plane.
The wingtip clipped the hangar door during the tight turn.