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Wynorrific

Something being both visually beautiful (pleasurable) and horrific at the same time.

NOTE: The word "awesome" defines something being both "impressive" and "terrific" at the same time. But, the word "Wynorrific" describe a something: sight, person, thing, event etc. as visually, "beautiful" and "horrific" at the same time.

Usability: You can say something is "wynorrific" when something is visually beautiful, but you are scared of that very thing. You are scared not because of its scale or size, but simply due to its horrific characteristic.

Final words: The adj. "Wynorrific" is more tilted towards beauty part of the horrific entity living, non-living.
1. Wynorrific sight of magma flow.

2. I knew, she was an wynorrific apparition in that gloomy jungle.

3. Wynorrific sight of Medusa.
Wynorrific by UmangBhatt April 18, 2019
Wynona is a very sweet and soft person! She is the cutest person youll ever come across and the sweetest dessert you will ever taste (wink wonk). That super soft and cuddly girl deserves some love and appreciation! If you ever do happen to meet her, be sure to tackle hug her and tell her i love you! She is the brightest star shining in the night sky, the second star to the right! (if you get what i mean) Send her lots of love and appreciation every single day, for you are lucky to have her in your life!
Wynona is amazing! Softest mochi ever uwu
Wynona by вℓαик тαє September 14, 2018

Whinoceros 

A whiner. Someone who's whining.

Synonyms: Cryceratops
Why don't you stop being such a Whinoceros
Whinoceros by iheartfast September 8, 2010
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!"
Whyning by Vint February 28, 2009

Waynoceros 

Wow, look at Waynoceros chow down on those doughnuts!
Waynoceros by FlamHoy September 25, 2010

pulling a wynona 

when Wynona Ryder was caught sealing from a clothing department...

taken from the movie White Chicks

to steal something
" That girl was caught on the security camera pulling a Wynona".
pulling a wynona by Tish Ann January 11, 2008
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