Wipplinger
Wipplinger by Darthzum September 22, 2006
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Whoplinger(s)
A word my dad used to use when I was a kid, to call a child or group of kids. such as calling a child that you dont know there name. or to call children as you watch a school bus go by.
(Dad) : "so where's your little whoplinger(s)?" (Friend) "Oh the kids they are with there mother getting Ice Cream."
(Watching a School Bus go by) "There go the whoplinger(s)."
(Watching a School Bus go by) "There go the whoplinger(s)."
Whoplinger(s) by Was a Whoplinger September 18, 2010
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Willinger
A moment when you are unsure whether the other person is waiting for you to make a move on them or in fact just feel incredibly awkward. Typically used as a transitive verb or noun.
After five minutes of Willinger, I finally decided to cop a feel.
It wasn't worth willingering the situation. I decided simply to go home.
It wasn't worth willingering the situation. I decided simply to go home.
Willinger by yousawmethen October 3, 2009
Wippling
Example 1:
So much wippling, but it was worth it - Kaboomski! Now I can use one desktop for both business and video games!
Example 2:
First my new product idea got a lot of criticism but after hours of creative thinking we ended up wippling the product and coming up with new features without changing anything to the design.
Example 3:
The more wippling I succeed at, the easier my life is.
So much wippling, but it was worth it - Kaboomski! Now I can use one desktop for both business and video games!
Example 2:
First my new product idea got a lot of criticism but after hours of creative thinking we ended up wippling the product and coming up with new features without changing anything to the design.
Example 3:
The more wippling I succeed at, the easier my life is.
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