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winn dixie 

grocery store in the south, mentioned in the lil wayne song "got money"
hey we need more booze, go to winn dixie and buy some
winn dixie by jJeErRsSeEyY August 1, 2008

Winn Dixie 

In certain parts of Alabama, a Winn Dixie refers to a titty twister, or a purple nurple. It is also a game. If someone sees a Winn Dixie store before you, they can give you a titty twister.
Dang, I have got a bruise on my chest because John gave me a Winn Dixie.
Winn Dixie by Bubba35601 October 22, 2010

Winn Dixie feet

An adjective describing one's feet that are dirty, sandy or stained from mowing the grass.

This is derived from actual shoppers spotted at Winn Dixie Stores in the south.
Amanda mowed the grass in flip flops and now has Winn Dixie feet.

Shaun: Ya lets go get something to eat.

Amanda: I cant go yet, i gots winn dixie feet
Winn Dixie feet by I<3Tebow March 29, 2010

... because of winn dixie 

a book title that just begged to made fun of. add any humorous phrase before the ... and you have a goldmine of laughs.

right side of Winn-Dixie 

In the south, some grocery stores have attached liquor stores with their own entrances. Oddly enough a lot of the liquor store entrances are to the right of the grocery store entrance.
"I'm going to the right side of Winn-Dixie to get some 'tater juice."
Translated:

"I'm going to the Winn-Dixie liquor store to get a fifth of vodka."

winndixie chick 

a girl who is cheap and acts like a slut.
In lil' wayne's song, "All the winndixie chicks report to the VIP section!!!!
winndixie chick by Me&E June 14, 2008
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