A sexual dance popularized by the famous blind American soul singer and musician Clarence Carter in 1968. It requires a girl (referred to as a fox) to get their game up tight. The guy has some spending cash and the fox has time, which makes the sky the limit. This dance involves, among other things, shaking, and grooving til the break of day. The male involved dawns a pinstripe suit, big wide polka dot tie, cuff-links as big as jay bird eggs, and shoes made of alligator hide. The preferred pace is a trot.
"Girl, get your game up tight. We're gonna wing ding doodle tonight." Clarence Carter, Looking For A Fox, 1968
Joey Lightbulb: "Whoah (points aggressively) Check out the hottie with the pronounced scapulas...Talk about strangely compelling. Codename: Lady Wing Dings"
Chief Slitting Bull. "I'd tap that."
1. An American car made in the late 1930’s, 1940’s, 1950’s, or VERY early 1960’s. Especially the mid-to-late 1950’s, when everything was chrome and tail fins. Often seen with fuzzy dice in the mirror, a hula girl bobble head on the dash, or both. The older it is, the more likely it is to be turned into a hot rod or modded out. Anything earlier would be considered Wampa Dampa.
2. The repetitive 1950’s music you hear at car shows. The term Winga Dinga is intended to be a mimicry of said music.
A sweet winga dingajust passed me on the highway. Look at them fins!
Pajama casual is a term used when working from home and preparing for a video conference. All business above the waist and your pajama pants down below.