Winging

First, it will give you greater confidence: Weighing in on how to address a problem is easier when you have a deep knowledge of the subject matter and aren’t simply winging it.

Frampton feels Ngannou's only chance to is to come out 'winging' from the opening bell.

Anyway, at this time, we're just winging it.

Others, more realistically, assumed Turds was just winging it as usual.

Second, I’m never really sure how long a realistic buck battle should last, so I’m more-or-less winging it.

The white juror says that night of the raid was a complete mess on the LMPD’s part — no leadership, no solid plan and no organization … just a ragtag team winging it.

The winging of the pilots symbolizes their official induction into the prestigious NAF pilots’ corps, according to NAF spokesperson, Air Commodore Ibikunle Daramola.

Would it surprise you to hear that 19 percent of employees said that they’re winging it when it comes to presenting to clients in online meetings?

He also headlined the “Blankets & Wine at 10” and his own concert “Blinky Bill Live 3” —where he officially launched Everyone is Winging it and Other Fly Tales to a Kenyan audience.

Not to put too fine a point on it, but Sunday and Wednesday nights felt a little more like someone was winging it.

The Secretary had cut his African trip short and was winging home to Washington, DC when he was shown the Presidential tweet.

The winging-it crowd often burns through their money too fast, while the conservers may spend too little.

WINGING IT: Hendersonville's Dread Life Kitchen was tapped for the prize for best traditional wings by attendees at the 2018 Asheville Wing War.

Young, unestablished acts are often fine winging it by crashing on any available floors each night out on the road.