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Wingbiter 

Wingbiter is the shortened form of Wingbiter-RFTCC; Wingbiter-Race (Ride) For The Cheese Chunks. This term refers to a specific club bicycle ride that meets in New Hartford, Connecticut on Friday evenings. The Wingbiters (cyclists) ride the hills of the surrounding area and then meet at a local bar where chicken wings with chunky blue cheese dip are consumed, along with various beverages especially beer. Over the years the food choices have broadened to more common pub food. French onion soup is popular in the Winter when the Wingbiters hike with snow shoes in lieu of cycling on the snow and ice covered roads.

N.B.-Many Wingbiters also ride on the Dumpster ride earlier in the week. Dumpster ride is defined elsewhere in Urban Dictionary.
What is the route for tonight's Wingbiter?
Wingbiter by dumpster rider August 26, 2016
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Noun:
1. A term stemming from the TV show "My Little Pony: Friendship is magic" in which one of the characters, a pegasus named Rainbow Dash, has her wings shoot up involuntarily when excited.

2. Any involuntary physical indication of excitement, especially sexual excitement.
That dancer gave me a wingboner, I hope nobody saw.
Derived from the show "My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic," a wingboner refers to a pegasus experiencing an involuntary flaring of his/her wings upon arousal. In the episode "Over a Barrel" the pegasus Rainbow Dash may have experienced this. She had closed wings until one other pony, named Pinkie Pie, appeared in a prostitute outfit. Dash's wings were flared (and she bore a very interesting look on her face) for the duration of the song and dance routine. Her wings returned to her sides upon the end of the dance.
Even the mildest thing can give an adolecent pegasus a wingboner.
Wingboner by Mr. FaceManMan July 22, 2011

wingster 

A hipster wingman. When you are meeting a couple of girls and and one of them has a hipster friend and so you need hipster friend to keep her occupied so you can talk to the other one.
Clement (in a French accent) " I made plans to meet this girl who I met on Bumble and her friend at this new bar in Williamsburg. Alex, come with me, her friend is a hipster who I can't seem to carry on a normal conversation with. Keep her busy so I am can talk with the bumble girl"

Alex "Sure, I'll be your wingster, let me just grab my beard oil and glasses"

Clem "Oui, sounds good."

Alex "One question, does she have a photo of her wearing cat ears?"

Clem "Oui, just one."

Alex "I'm in!"
wingster by queso roberto August 2, 2017

wingbitch 

The female version of a wingman. One girl talks to/entertains the unwanted male while her friend makes her moves on the guy she wants.
"Hey girl, will you be my wingbitch tonight?"
wingbitch by flippincrazy May 23, 2006
The time of year between winter and spring.
I love planting my garden beginning in Wingter.
Wingter by jenbird February 11, 2013

Wingsister

Similar to a wing man a wingsister is two girls that are bestfriends and love each other so much they are practically sisters. Wingsistersbalso help each other get all that boys
Person: who is that girl you are always with
Me: ohh that’s my wingsister
Wingsister by Basetballjones November 16, 2017
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