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Wynorrific

Something being both visually beautiful (pleasurable) and horrific at the same time.

NOTE: The word "awesome" defines something being both "impressive" and "terrific" at the same time. But, the word "Wynorrific" describe a something: sight, person, thing, event etc. as visually, "beautiful" and "horrific" at the same time.

Usability: You can say something is "wynorrific" when something is visually beautiful, but you are scared of that very thing. You are scared not because of its scale or size, but simply due to its horrific characteristic.

Final words: The adj. "Wynorrific" is more tilted towards beauty part of the horrific entity living, non-living.
1. Wynorrific sight of magma flow.

2. I knew, she was an wynorrific apparition in that gloomy jungle.

3. Wynorrific sight of Medusa.
Wynorrific by UmangBhatt April 18, 2019
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The Winsor School 

An amazing all girls private school in Boston, Massachusetts. Despite what people think most of the girls are extremely nice, and are always there for you no matter what. They are all a little boy crazy, but they never ever see boys, so you would be too. The classes are not only extremely academically challenging and stimulating, but they are also really fun!! The whole school is like a family. Everyone has your back.
A: Where do you go to school?
B: The Winsor School!
A: That's Awesome! I heard it is amazing!
B: Yeah, it is!

Wynorrific

Something being both beautiful and horrific at the same time.

NOTE: The word "awesome" defines something being both "impressive" and "terrific" at the same. But, the word "Wynorrific" describe a something: sight, person, thing, event etc. as visually, "beautiful" and "horrific".

Usability: You can say something is "wynorrific" when something is visually beautiful, but you are scared of that very thing. You scared not because of its scale or size, but simply due to its horrific characteristic.
1. Wynorrific sight of magma flow.

2. I knew, she was an apparition in that gloomy jungle. What an wynorrific entity!

3. Wynorrific sight of Medusa.
Wynorrific by UmangBhatt April 17, 2019
1. Excellent / Awesome / Superlative good
2. A person who is any of the above (synonynm: winner)

Background: Dave Wyndorf from Monster Magnet. Clearly excellent & awesome winner.
"Wyndorf!"
"What a Wyndorf."
Wyndorf by tom November 8, 2004

Winsor School 

The Winsor School is a private girls’ school that is grades 5-12. Many people who go to this school enjoy it. The teachers are very nice and once you get to know them they are not scary. The school is well known for its delicious lunches, brownies, and cookie day. Winsor girls have lots of freedom and style. The girls are well taught by the teachers. Winsor has a lot of homework. Assignments are challenging but doable with some support. Some special events are Under the Lights, a day for cheering for Winsor sports players, and Spirit Week, a week of fun dressing in costumes. Considering the high standards, the girls are nice and down to earth.
Example #1:

Girl 1- Oh no!
Girl 2- What happened?
Girl 1- I dropped my binder down the stairs and everything fell out of it.
Girl 2- Let me help you pick your stuff up.
Girl 1- Thanks! That is nice of you.

Example #2:
Girl 1- *Sigh* there are no more cookies.
Girl 2- Hey, I saved some for you in case you got out of class late.

Example #3:
Girl 1- The awesome Winsor School librarian helped me find a wonderful book. I think you will like it!
Winsor School by GirlPower April 6, 2012
A beautiful, sweet, and funny girl who can get anyone she wants, but is very nice and polite. She makes good grades and doesn't talk back to a teacher.
In class, today wynsar was so nice to every one
wynsar by als2007 September 11, 2020
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