Winehead

A wine enthusiast.

The wineheads at RedLetterMedia did not find Francis Ford Coppola's wine very good. Mike Stoklasa, the winehead, did not like Francis Ford Coppola's wine. Jay Bauman, the winehead, did not like Francis Ford Coppola's wine.

by MoribundMurdoch June 13, 2021

wirehead

Somone who cares more about computers and gear than anything else like women, food or gas

That guy is a real wirehead he has that new cell phone but no hot chicks to call on it.

by Jim Wilson August 7, 2003

Charleen Wineheart

A graceful mom friend...she does drink a little tooo much. But if you get past that she is just a warm mom friend who knows she's a hawt tamale but acts as if she is oblivious to it. Pretty face but a big heart on the inside

Example
Omg your sister is such a Charleen Wineheart!!

Example
Did you see the new movie? The lead was such a Charleen Wineheart. But I loved them!!

by Peachy.Paste January 1, 2019

wine head

Also known as a wino; a staggering, scraggly, usually disheveled and smelly homeless bum who spends his daily allowance of $2 on another pint of Thunderbird.

J.D.'s grandaddy is a hopeless wino.

by sexie chocolate October 9, 2004

Wisehead

Someone who's been around a while. Like 'Oldhead' but more of a compliment.

I told my coworker, a Wisehead, "I'll do the heavy lifting portion of this job" because I was taught to respect my elders.

by Hooked on hugs February 14, 2019

Windhead

A person who does not think as fast as a galehead but does think faster then a breeze head.
This person is between these speeds of thinking.

Amy is a galehead and Jim is a breeze head but Lucy's thinking speed fits right in between! I'd call them a windhead for sure.

by LuLu._. June 28, 2019

Wingheads

Upper echelon fans of the Philadelphia Eagles who are not hypocrites, liars, or circle-jerks, such as igglephans. Wingheads are often also found to be of superior intellect, and have more class than that of the lowlife igglephans.

The Wingheads, having more class, decided not to stoop to the level of the low-life igglephans.

by H. Eskin October 11, 2006