Whynning

The sound made while pushing out poop.

I heard Nathalie whynning when she was in the bathroom.

Shadae kept whynning but tried to play it off as if she was mooing so we didn't know she was using the toilet.

by Ricizzle July 24, 2011

wynning

(Adj.)

1) When you believe you are doing great things and all those around you approve of your actions but in reality, the world is burning, and people really dislike you.

2) (of a person) having or showing the weaknesses or diseases of old age, especially a loss of mental faculties.

Voters of Ontario, Canada will no longer cope with their wynning premier. With record low approval ratings in 2017, her supporters are now wynning too.

by Lame-Goat-But-I-Vote September 13, 2017

Whyning

to complain in a childish fashion by questioning the cause or reason for which something occurred

A: "Why are we here? Why are we doing this? Why can't we go home?"
B: "Stop whyning!"

by Vint February 28, 2009

when you when: the when you whenning

no. just no. no you no. just
no. just no.
please no
you are gonna end the world
dont do it
you are gonna end the world
dont
just no.
please
don't do it
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

sus

stupid man: when you when: the when tyou whenning was a good movie! you should watch it
not a stupid man: it's not a movie. it's an urban dictionary definition you idiot. that's why you are called "stupid man" on the example of how "when you when: the when you whenning" is used in a sentence. you really fit that description.
stupid man: i am not stupid man
also stupid man: i am behind you
not a stupid man: you are still stupid man
stupid man: no!!!!!! my dad is david baszucki and will steal all your robux!!! and my mother can hack and steal all your moneys!!
not a stupid man: shut up. it's getting long
stupid man: ok

by BenSav January 10, 2022

wynning

(Adj) Australian marketing jargon for when a marketing executive replaces the actor/model in the advertising campaign with themselves in order to truly live the brand. Wynning is a strategy open to all forms of media but examples are generally found in online and print. This strategy is rarely noticeable to the end consumers.

We will take a wynning approach in the spring rewards catalouge

by GM Marketing January 4, 2011

whyning

frivolous or tedious hostile questioning done to avoid acknowledging something one disagrees with

I showed him the new app worked better for everything he needed, but he started whyning about the features because he didn't understand the new menu.

by hyperthalamus November 30, 2016

Whenning

When everyone is acting normal and then it happens... the whenning and everyone shakes their heads in dismay.

Oh there he goes again, whenning and laughing at his own joke.

by TnargNoslo April 1, 2019