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NOUN
1. A fantastical, magical, whimsical name of a game involving donuets, birds, and unitards;
2. Wingdinko is a game of throwing donuets at hungry donuet-loving birds. Rule one is to get your standard issue wingdinko full body unitard. Rule two is to get some standard issue wingdinko entenmann's chocolate frosted donuets. Rule three states you must get some shitty birds that like donuets. Rule four requires players to throw donuets at the birds. There are bonus points for ringing the donuet on the bird's beak.
3. an excellent name for your stupid grizzly bear of a brother.
"To play Wingdinko you need to have your standard black wingdinko unitard."

"If you're playing Wingdinko, the third rule is to find hungry birds."

"Emmett sure is a real Wingdinko, isn't he Jaspar?"

"Edwurdz and Jaspar are exceptionally good at playing Wingdinko."
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WingDing Gaster 

WD Gaster (named after the fonts WINGDINGS and Aster) is a secret character in the RPG UNDERTALE by Toby Fox

Nobody knows much about Gaster, we don't even know what he really looks like, but we know that in the game he was the former royal scientist of the underground

abilities: unknown

Possible appearance: a possibility of what DR Gaster looks like is a goopy noseless Skeleton with a crack going up his right eye and another going down his left eye, he wears a black lab coat and a white sweater, and appears to either have a big hole in both his hands or his hands are closed/ in a fist

it is widely believed that Gaster is the father of sans and papyrus ( the skelebros named after the fonts comic sans and papyrus)
another belief is Gaster created the skelebros by cutting a hole in each of his hands and using what he cut out to clone himself (creating sans and papyrus)
another belief is after Gaster was shattered across space and time he was split into 2 beings therefor meaning sans and papyrus could be 2 halves of Gaster

nobody knows how or why Gaster was erased from his timeline and shattered across space and time

some believe he fell into the core (a giant power converter that converts lava into power that Gaster created)

some say he was pushed in

some say he was sucked into a black hole during one of his many experiments.
ENTRY NUMBER SEVENTEEN
DARK
DARKER
YET DARKER
THE DARKNESS KEEPS GROWING
THE SHADOWS CUTTING DEEPER
PHOTON READINGS NEGATIVE
THIS NEXT EXPERIMENT
SEEMS
VERY
VERY
INTERESTING
...
WHAT DO YOU TWO THINK

- WINGDING Gaster
WingDing Gaster by comicsans92 September 15, 2017
Font consisting of mostly usless characters of cars, boats, etc. Mostly used when the user is bored to tears of the monotony of work or when clip art is not sufficient. Selected by a consfusing array of key strokes its is now the main stay of many geeky emails and people trying to be alternative.

not to be confused with wing chun
Watch out for that bloke he's a Wingding martial artist
wingdings by binsurfer December 11, 2003
A font that has actually stirred some controversy:

* Open a Microsoft Word document.
* Type "NYC" (use capital letters).
* Change the text to 72 point WEBdings.
* Now change the text to wingdings.

There is another "conspiracy".
Supposedly, the serial number (or whatever) of one of the September 11th airplanes was "Q33NY". Try that in 72 point wingdings (be sure to use capital letters).
Oh my God! Wingdings is prophetic!
wingdings by AbnormalBoy October 1, 2004

Wingding 

Wingding or Wing Ding, should be said with some attitude. just like DeeChay Jett did in 1978 in Texas. it means a party or get-together.
ex. 1. hey, Rinkey! are you going to go to that Homecoming wingding after school?

ex. 2. it was so crazy in math class today we had a full on wingding.
Wingding by Young Aplir M.O.A. November 4, 2007
Wingdings is used as a word when writing something that you don’t want the reader to know in order to be mysterious. Maybe it’s also just the translators fault but who knows...
Wingdings is used when the author doesn’t want the protagonist/reader to know something but wants them to know that he/she doesn’t know something. E.g. :

Shadow Monarch: Why have you chosen to betray me?
Baran: Wingdings
Wingdings by NNXN December 8, 2020

WingDing 

i really rekkon that you are a WingDing
WingDing by Brookey N June 15, 2006
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