Windolf XP

The infamous Necrosoft operating system imbibed with the evil spirit of Adolf H.

....Opening mspaint......Windolf Xp edition....
BSOD again? This OS is creeping me out!

by n008a April 11, 2009

windells

Awesome snowboard/ski/skate/bmx camp at Mt. Hood.

windells is so much better then high cascade.

by katieehh? September 25, 2007

Windy J

1. The casual cafeteria on every Royal Caribbean Cruise Ship

2. Giving a guy a blumpkin while on a cruise ship

3. A violent dump; the result of definition 1.

1. The family went to eat at the Windy J for a casual, fattening meal while on their Royal Caribbean Cruise.

2. The young girl gave her boyfriend a blumpkin while on the rocky seas on their cruise, her head hitting the sink repeatedly.

3. After eating lunch at the Windy J with her family, the girl decided to use the public restroom in order to drop a Windy J (3), resulting in her eyes rolling back in her head and a bad case of the shakes.

by Gh3tt0 GiiRL July 6, 2010

windy flaps o zwirnor

large dangling beef curtains which sway in even the slightest breeze, generally encrusted and smelling of fish.

Christ that fat lass has the windy flaps o zwirnor

by Most of the Scottish Regiments May 7, 2008

windypops

Flatulence. cf. fart

I've got a touch of the windypops tonight after that curry!

by Mercunium August 13, 2003

Windy City Steamer

Another variation of the Cincinnati bowtie, where the giver flatulates in the victim's face. Only this time, the flatulation becomes a shart, and the victim receives a heap of hot brown lumps right there on the neck. If the lumps come in a ferocious spray to the face, the steamer becomes the Windy City Carl (no seran wrap).

"Last night after we had mexican food, I gave my girl a windy city steamer."

by Master Leo November 3, 2006

the windy city

Chicago is the windy city. Most people think it's called the windy city because it's so cold during the winter. The nickname originally came about during the 1850 world's fair which was held in Chicago. News spread to New York City from Chicagoans about how grand the world's fair was. Thus, the New Yorkers called Chicago the "Windy City" because of how Chicagoans bragged about the fair and how fast the word got around.

I'm ghetto but I'm informed. I'm from the Windy city.

by Abbott Brooks January 28, 2004