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Winge is just another word for whine. It's best described as the tone and demeanor of a young child complaining when they don't get what they want. More or less, the precursor to a temper tantrum. The little boy continued to winge while waiting for his mother to finish the grocery shopping.
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What happens when you misspell 'whinge'. See above entries. Oh dear, I keep misspelling 'whinge' and writing 'winge' instead. I wish I knew how to spell correctly.
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Misspelling of whinge, probably due to the way it is pronounced by many people. To whinge is to whine and complain person a: My little brother likes to winge all the time- he's a pain in the ass
person b: Don't you mean whinge? |
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Misspelling of whinge. British word for whine. Maybe my speling is bad, but you dont heer me winge about it.
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Misspelling of "whinge", used by very stupid people. You're a real moron - you can't even spell winge properly with an H!
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wannabe ginger. person who dyes their hair ginger and calls themselves ginger, but they arent a natural ginge. Annie: have you SEEN Maya's new hair colour?
Jen: I KNOW! she's such a winge |
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British word for bitch, whine, moan. See also 'whinge'(as that's how it's really spelt!) Cesca, why do you winge/whinge so much?
He had a winge/whinge to his friends about the lack of beer in the house |
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I'm going out tonight, I might wear a winge.
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