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The Wall 

The Wall is a puzzle-esque rock opera by Pink Floyd. The story follows the rise and fall of Pink Floyd, a rocker who finds that fame is not everything. Set during WWII, the lyrics are both enchanting, haunting and frightening. The album includes much symbolism. Who are The Worms? What is The Wall? What role does Mother play? What does Pink mean by, "Goodbye, cruel world/I'm leaving you today"? What is The Trial? Questions like these are things you should keep in mind. Do not try to listen to The Wall in one sitting. You will not get it. If you want to extract the full meaning of the music, listen to each song and think about it. Listen hard to the background noises, the actual lyrics, and the change of voice pitch and emotion.

Figure out The Wall. You'll be surprised.
My 7th grade music teacher made us do a project on The Wall. One of the best albums ever.
The Wall by Mr. Squakity June 25, 2005
Being generally awesome. Nifty. Niftaliscious. Using words like: niftaliscious.
(playing disc golf)
p1: "whoah! that was a nice disc you threw!"
p2: "thanks. it was the win."
p1: "agreed wholeheartedly."
the win by discgolfdownunder February 4, 2010

the white one 

When a biracial person lovingly refers to which parent is cacasian, if indeed, one parent Is.
When I was eight years old, my mom made me watch Roots....and my mom is the white one! lol
the white one by talk2me-JCH2 April 24, 2021

tipping the wink 

Giving someone a hint/tip/lead which could result in them having an unfair advantage over a colleague or friend.
He was bound to win, John tipped him the wink.
tipping the wink by Bugsy September 10, 2003

bought the wine 

A phrase most commonly used to indicate that a man has been the victim of an adulterous partner. Also commonly used to indicate when a man is cuckolded.
Did you hear that Jim caught his girlfriend on the couch with another man while peering through a glass door? He really bought the wine.
bought the wine by Wezzie22 July 29, 2014

And that's the whole story

When someone asked you to explain events that happened in the past you sit them down, tell them how it all began and just as it is getting interesting say "-and that's the whole story." and pretend as if you have told them everything. It makes fun of TV shows that used this as a way to save episode time instead of repeating everything the viewers just saw.
Pioneered by the Family Guy