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Winedick 

Proper noun. Winedicks are a individuals that combine all the degenerate qualities of acting like a 'dick' or a 'douche' (exhibiting a high level of brashness and insensitive to others, all the while putting your own interests above all else) and having a the need to proclaim their superior wine knowledge to anyone within earshot. These are people who are incapable of getting a normal glass of wine at a restaurant but opt for something uncommon given they can use that as a vehicle to tout . They will be condescending and rude with the sommelier at even to most high-end establishment. Generally unpleasant in this wine ordering circumstance.
"Ugh when it came time to order the wine Jean-Luc took the menu from the sommelier and proceeded to tell HIM what was good. He spent a whole 20 minutes talking about the terroir and how due to the humidity in the valley it made for less tannins or some bullshit. By that point I was so dejected I was contemplating trying to swallow a fork to end it."

"He sounds like a total winedick."

"Absolutely! Plus to top it all off, he's French to boot."
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Much like a wingman, except you play the supporting role in double penetration, usually doing the anus.
Dude, this girl is into DP, i can wingdick for you
wingdick by Slimmshaney November 28, 2017

Windickago 

A mystical gay creature of which haunts children who lie to their parents, it only comes out during the night and it hides in the closets under the bed or under the floorboards of little children's rooms
"The windickago is haunting my dreams"
Windickago by Horror Facts December 21, 2020
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murderhobo 

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DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
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