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"flap your wings" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It can be used when describing an action or movement of someone's wings, typically in the context of birds or other flying animals. Example: The eagle soared high above the treetops, its majestic wings flapping gracefully as it searched for prey.
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Although apparently an incredibly simple design – flap your wings to avoid the incoming pipes – the key to Flappy Bird's success is in its implementation.
A virtual-reality installation called Birdly invites you to strap into a simulator, flap your wings and soar to points unknown.
For example, shapeshift into a bird, and then simply flap your wings to go soaring through the air.
Flap your wings by moving your arms up and down.
Flap your wings up and down in time to the music.
NELLY -- At www.nelly.net, you can hear his incendiary new single, "Flap Your Wings," which has a brain-rattling Neptunes beat and -- best of all -- no tune whatsoever.
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Fly around the yard (running), flapping your wings very fast.
The dumbbell press is more like a push-up while the curl is more like you're flapping your wings.
Flap your own wings a little.
Your bird might flap its wings or raise itself up to appear larger.
There are flamingoes that flap their wings.
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