left wing

More than a simple position in the game of hockey. A more liberal political person.

I may be right-handed, but I'm a left wing.

by The Pittsburgher October 19, 2004

wing gal

Similar to the word Wing man but it's a babe. This is in no way an escort service. The Wing Gal is to provide a man with a female companion as an icebreaker to meeting other women.

with my wing girl running icebreaker I'm sure to land that

by Yul September 3, 2005

el wingador

a method of descreetly feeling a woman's breast at a bar by placing your hand on your hip and turning so that your elbow brushes her chest.

Chad: "Watch this, I am gonna see if this chicks tits are real."
Pedro: "What?"
Chad (doing the motion and feeling up girl): "That's why they call me el wingador!"
Pedro: "Well are they real then?"
Chad (with shit eating grin): "Affirmative!"

by Pete Dick February 28, 2008

right-winger

Often, an American that is pro-business while being anti-worker - yet pro-family. Tends to portray great religiosity but only when threatened or bombed. Claims to believe in the sanctity of Life, but will bomb the fuck out of anything that moves. Also has a tendency to misinterpret any written document - especially the Bible. Believes that oil supplies will last forever.

Any current member of the Bush administration - except Condoleeza Rice. see (closeted) lesbian.

by Lord Heavyhandz July 19, 2005

wing off

To go crazy and punch someone

Shut the fuck up Al, before I Wing off on you

by SN1ZZY July 5, 2006

wingdarkness

The act of posting an image on a message board, livejournal, myspace, etc., whereby the site at which said image is hosted incurs unnecessary bandwidth loss and will shortly thereafter return a 404 error when said image is requested.

Bill: Hey did you see those awesome nude pics of Angelina Jolie?
Ted: No, some fag wingdarkness'd them and they were 404'd.

by Bad Ass Mo Fo July 15, 2008

[F]right[ened] wing

Name for the extreme right-wing of politics that respond to fear as a motivating tactic. Backed up by science that shows that self-described conservatives were described as being easily victimized and vulnerable at an impressionable age, before politics would have entered their thoughts, and by more recent research showing that conservatives naturally have a larger "fear center" in their brain.

Student reporter: What are your views on the South Pole?

Man on street: they want to take our freedoms, we need to bomb them.

Student reporter: ah, another frightened wing reply.

by Foxybunbun March 5, 2011