Winter Warlock

Noun

one who was once cold-hearted, but becomes a nice person after the introduction of something new in his or her life.

(from the popular children's christmas claymation movie, Santa Claus is Coming to Town)

Fool #1: "Wow Patty is a Winter Warlock!!"
Fool #2: "Yeah, well Andy gave her the choo choo train and now her icy cold heart is melting."
Patty: "I love you fools."

by qua? February 4, 2009

Winter Park

Beverly Hills of the East Coast. Ultimate prep town. Swarmed by rich kids, rich people, expensive stores, über-ridiculous cars, and whatnot.

People in Winter Park are so rich, they use $100 bills to wipe the windshields of their Hummers.

by KRHimself December 15, 2003

witterbegal

commonly associated with bucketminge, witterbegal describes a dysfunctional or somewhat impaired vagina. Not necessarily diseased but rather not put to good use.

Andrew: "Damm i heard that girl has a bucketminge!"
Annette: "Yeah she's riddled with witterbegal aswell!..god i wouldn't ride her even if she came wit pedals!!!"

by AWHHHHYEAH April 17, 2010

Winter Dukes

Shorts worn in the winter, or when it's too cold to wear shorts.

Fast Eddie from Echo Movement loves to shovel snow in his Winter Dukes.

Ed had frostbite on his legs, because he was wearing Winter Dukes during the snow storm.

by Paulie T October 19, 2008

winter flies

Erect nipples pertruding through ones garments due to excessively cold weather conditions.

'Kin ell it's cold! Alice nearly took my eye out with one of her winter flies!

by xCDUBx December 28, 2010

Wintelligence

(noun) The intellect needed to outsmart others in arguments, bashes, verbal fights, etc.

Jim was known for his wintelligence: insulting people without them even knowing.

by woahitswilliam August 6, 2012

Wietering

The act of surfing the internet searching for abnormal, bizarre and sick human activities, mostly sexual related (for example docking, fooping, dutch rudder, etc.), while controlling the keyboard with one hand and juggling the willy with the other hand. Wietering is the literal translation for the Dutch word "Pieteren", because in Dutch a willy is commonly referred to as a "Piet".

James: Why is he looking so strangely at his computer screen?
Katie: I only see one hand on his keyboard, so he's probably wietering.

by Punani Master April 26, 2014