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Wind

English slang, used to put down try-hards after they use a low-grade, base and unfunny attempt to insult someone, which fails miserably. Most commonly found after unfunny comments made on Facebook.
Similar to the awkward turtle, in that it is used to denote embarrassment at the truly shit nature of the joke attempted.
Steve: any your mum joke
John: Wind.
Steve: Your mum is wind
John: Wind.
by Mansjostler January 11, 2011
mugGet the Windmug.

in the wind

Where's your boyftiend?

I dunno, in the wind
by F.J. October 29, 2006
mugGet the in the windmug.

in the wind

Once he heard popo had a warrant on him, he was in the wind.
by katchoo June 28, 2006
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Winded

Out of breath.
#1: I just got back from the gym, man. I am so winded.

#2: I see that, can I get you some water?

#1: Yeah, that should help me catch my breath.
by Octo Dad March 27, 2010
mugGet the Windedmug.

WIND

EARTH, FIRE, WIND, WATER, HEART!

GO PLANET!

By your powers combined, I am Captain Planet!
by Captain Planet Summoner January 27, 2005
mugGet the WINDmug.

Winded

Breathing hard, and having a shortness of breath after hitting a vape that contains a high nicotine content.
After hitting Brad’s Juul In Mr. Smith’s Class I was winded af.
by Chad Wellington the 3rd January 2, 2019
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wind

1. To be out of physical shape or not in good condition. To feel light-headed and slight pain.
e.g He got winded from that punch

2. A way of dancing

3. A fart
e.g He broke wind

4. A rush of air created by warm air rising and cold air rushing in to takes its place.

5.To use a twisting motion which in turn has a wheel used as a simple machine in order to achieve some task which prepares the object containing the object to be twisted.

e.g I'm going to wind up the toy.
by Alan February 3, 2004
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