winspin

when a fellow is grinding the fuck out of a female in the club, he signals his buddies for a thumbs up or thumbs down, if its a thumbs down, he bails out, if its a thumbs up, he goes for the kill, and then spins her around so she's facing him.. and if they make out, its a winspin

dude andrew just spun that chick, and now they're makin out... what a winspin

by Kewlaid November 12, 2010

wenispie

A pie consisting of wenis and chocolate. Taste fabulous with whipped cream.

Most commonly used in the sentence "Rah Rah Wenispie!"

by Soozin January 24, 2005

wiispect

give some wiispect to teh wiitards

when playing wii sports wiispect

by Yoshi_Master May 16, 2007

wikispark

Using Wikipedia, Sparknotes, or some other informational site to complete assignments on literature you haven't actually read.

"Dude, did write that '1984' essay?"
"I wikisparked it"

by topazbullet September 12, 2007

winespeed

The rate of wine consumption, measured in glasses per hour, as a natural disaster approaches a certain territory.

As we braced for the damaging winds of hurricane Maria, our winespeed dramatically increased from 1 to 5 glasses per hour in a single afternoon.

by Ohmightypen September 19, 2017

Wingspan

The space between a woman's upper thighs just below the pubic region. More noticeable from the rear and more pronounced on thinner girls.

Check that chick's wingspan! It gotta be at least 2 inches! I can see all the way down the street.

by Asian Guy from Uncle Deercamp July 6, 2009

Wikispam

Spam within a chat utilizing random paragraphs copied from Wikipedia.

Bob: Haha, thats great!
Jill: I know right
ObnoxiousSpammer: Wilfrid John Joseph Sheed (born December 27, 1930) is an English-born American novelist and essayist.

He was born in London to Francis "Frank" Sheed and Mary "Maisie" Ward, prominent Catholic converts and publishers (Sheed & Ward) in the UK and the USA in the mid-20th century. Wilfrid Sheed spent his childhood in both England and the United States before attending Oxford University.

His first novel, A Middle Class Education (1961), was based on his experiences at Oxford.
Bob: WTH
Jill: Get out with that Wikispam dude

by MammothWaffle May 23, 2009