French Wind

A release of gas from one's posterior. That resembles the smell you get downwind of a dirty French Canadian.

Guy: Ugh! What's that smell?

Buddy: It smells like s dirty French Canadian!

Friend: Sorry boys, I just blew some French Wind..

by RacinJason November 30, 2018

Wind the frog

'Wind the frog' means 'get ready'.

It comes from the scene in which Woody launches the plan to escape from Sid's room in Pixar's 1995 movie Toy Story.

Scuttlebut has it that the phrase was popular among the film's crew during shooting.

"Do you think we should do it?" -- "Wind the frog."

by pendantry June 2, 2020

wind twirly

A wind twirly is a rapidly rotating column of air that is in contact with both the surface of the Earth and a cumulonimbus cloud or, in rare cases, the base of a cumulus cloud.

example: They've issued a wind twirly warning for this area.

by Random10203 September 16, 2018

wind fluffle

A wind fluffle is a fluffle that is caused by a strong wind which messes up one's hair.

Jasmine looked precious when she was wind fluffled after sticking her head out of the car window.

by Aristeo March 11, 2009

wind bomb

An exploit in Breath of the Wild in which the player enters bullet time mode trailed by two remote bombs. The farther away bomb is detonated, knocking the closer one into Link, causing him to fly away at speeds the game engine usually can’t comprehend.

A Wind bomb is very precise, it took me weeks to cry consistent at them(that is a true statement for me).

by StarPrismGaming April 4, 2021

Wind Street

Where me and all the other drunkards go in Swansea to P-A-R-T-Y!!!

1:Fancy a kick about later?
2:Fuck that im off down Wind Street!

by Sutton October 16, 2004

Low Winds

The most unappreciated section of any marching or concert band. Consisting of the tubas, baritone/euphoniums, trombones, and the baritone saxophones, the low winds are usually responsible for the sweet bass line, and, if the director choosing the music is benevolent enough, the melody. They are usually overshadowed by the higher winds, most notably the trumpets, who often have little respect for the low winds even though the low winds's instruments are usually twice as heavy as theirs and take twice the air. They are often mocked for having easier parts, although it is usually compensated by the heaviness of the instrument. The low winds are usually lazier than the other sections, as their parts are very easy and little practice is needed. Females in the low winds section are uncommon, but they are often much tougher than the flutes or clarinets and are far mellower than their more feminine counterparts, and are envied for being one of the few females in a predominantly male section. That being said, attractive male members of low winds sections are usually difficult to come by, as they tend to be either heavy or unusually sweaty.

The low winds's sheet music for the show was mainly comprised of whole notes and half notes, so they were able to end the sectional early.

by Noraneko May 15, 2010