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Whenever In...Whenever Out: Describes a company's inventory system in which there is no logic to the order items are stored or used; The opposite of planned systems like FIFO: First In - First Out or LIFO: Last In - First Out.
With our WIWO warehouse, we used the new parts for a while and then switched back to old parts. But don't worry, we still have plenty of both on hand, I think.
WIWO by JV Hilliard July 4, 2015
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wiwo is a word used for "Walk in, Walk out" , "Whenever in, Whenever out" or "What I'm working on".
we use "wiwo" in chat.
wiwo by mimiyoya<3 March 4, 2022
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WIWO wiwon WIWONA
She is Wiwona someone who is extremely beautiful inside and out. She always puts others before herself even if it causes her stress. When she's upset she doesn't want people to know because she feels powerless and she's a strong person. She is caring and compassionate but she doesn't take crap from anyone. She's not afraid to dance in the street but she can be calm and quiet when she wants to. When people talk to her they can't help but smile because she's a very positive person. When i see sunshine I think of Wiwona. She really is just a big ball of sunshine. She's not confident about herself and she's generally very self conscious. She's not quick to trust anyone but she's also not quick to judge. Wiwona is the kind of person you want to keep in your life forever because she really can brighten your darkest days. If you are blessed enough to have a Wiwona in your life never let her go.
Person 1: Dude do you see that girl?
Person 2: Yeah she's Wiwona.
WIWONA by Wing/Wona June 8, 2021
destroying the enemy and dis is a bm
wiwon wiwon wion XD
wiwon by Kappacino December 27, 2021
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