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..is a German name mostly used by boys/men. Wedigo is a very beautiful young guy that charms everyone around him. He is very passionate about the things he does and is very creative. His skills include drawing/painting, singing or playing an instrument. Wedigo is very shy and doesn't like opening up to people thinking they would judge him. He never experienced love although there were many chances to do that. He is truthfully a stone cold person on the outside, but warming and " a soldiers heart " on the inside. There is going to be a person that will help him get through his struggles but he should let this person be next to him and show their love and affection. There are certain people living him to death and maybe if he opens his eyes , he will realize it. Wedigo, the German Prince Charming...
"Wow , Wedigo looking fine as always today!"
"Wedigo? You mean that handsome guy in the corner?"
Wedigo by Ilovecheesehelpme May 15, 2017
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Wendigoon 

A king among men who makes videos on conspiracies and extra terrestial subjects. Commonly known for his fascination with giants & agartha. Seen as a father figure by his fans because hes warm, kind and wears cool shirts.
Wendigoon is extremely hot
Wendigoon by jinahh August 14, 2021
I highly disrecommend wendigo's..
Wendigo by jamesbor_ March 28, 2019
A mythical creature that is created by cannibalism in Native American grounds because of a curse. Yes it's also that thing from Until Dawn.
"Woah, that kid peter is obsessed with wendigo's..."
Wendigo by Another Juan August 4, 2016
An unusual creature from Yukon myths, half phantom, half beast, embodying the dangers of Winter in the flesh. An elemental spirit of the wind and cold, it moves through the woods with preternatural stealth and speed, leaving hauntingly scorched trails of distantly spaced footprints in the snow.

It's attributed various powers, including flight, invisibility, the projection of illusions, and a keen tracking sense for its prey - typically unwary travellers, especially young and foolhardy ones.

The most common origin for a Wendigo is the consumption of human flesh during a harsh winter; this awakens a feral hunger that gradually transforms one into the monster. Intentional association with fell powers ('bad medicine') can also achieve the same result.

The Wendigo has been made most famous by its use by Algernon Blackwood in his short story The Wendigo. It's since inspired a Marvel comics character by the same name and various movies and television shows.

Also a well-known knave from Gaia Online.
"Jack Fiddler was one of the greatest Wendigo hunters who ever lived. Against all odds he killed some 14 of the beasts, but his accomplishments were ignored as boasting or lunacy."

"A Wendigo? What do you mean?"

"Pray you never find out, son."
wendigo by Wendigo January 31, 2005
Folklore beast who in modern interpretation appears to be an emaciated bipedial deer thing with a exposed skull and antlers. Kills unwary travelers who get lost in forests or some shit like that.

Ruined by literally any furry who has an "interest" (not so short of a fetish) in cryptids.
Native Americans would be rolling in their grave seeing how the Wendigo was defiled.
The soul of a cannibal doomed to wander the earth entirely famished and craving human flesh. They leave burning footprints in the snow.
"Mayh bee the wendigo ayte your baybee"
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