wandinger
wandinger by jewman12345 November 18, 2011
Windfinger
Verb:
When you burn your thumb because it's windy and the flame blows back.
Noun:
The resulting burn on your thumb caused by lighter flame blowback in gusty conditions
When you burn your thumb because it's windy and the flame blows back.
Noun:
The resulting burn on your thumb caused by lighter flame blowback in gusty conditions
I've got a bad case of the windfinger.
Be careful today, there are high chances of windfinger.
Ouch! I windfingered myself!
Be careful today, there are high chances of windfinger.
Ouch! I windfingered myself!
Windfinger by AJWord December 26, 2021
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Walginger
a derogatory term against ginger people.
The root words of this term are 'Walgreens' and 'ginger.'
Walgreens is a place where drug addicts sell their soul for drugs.
Gingers are people with red hair.
The term states that gingers are people with no souls, just like people at Walgreens who also have no slurs.
The root words of this term are 'Walgreens' and 'ginger.'
Walgreens is a place where drug addicts sell their soul for drugs.
Gingers are people with red hair.
The term states that gingers are people with no souls, just like people at Walgreens who also have no slurs.
waldinger
waldinger by Shevan Johnson July 24, 2011
hand wanding
An act used for manually penetrating an orifice for the purposes of pre lubrication prior to penetration via a limb, specially a hand, knuckle, finger, wrist or elbow... consent is a must for this activity...
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wenzinger
wenzinger by Ace Blanton February 26, 2008
Michael Wenninger
The chosen one, a fusion of 2 beings, one of good, with the power of creation, and one of bad, with the power of destruction. His right hand is corrupted, and according to the prophecy foretold by the dark shadows that dwell in the light, he will make a decision that will lead the world into chaos or peace. His power to create is only defined by his will, and his determination will show through once he truly understands his power. He has many talents, such as dimensional travel using his scissors, chidori, the ability to conjure a lance from his gem, the understanding of a town in Oregon with many mysteries, the science of alchemy, and the power to absorb souls.
Michael Wenninger by TehChosinJuan February 13, 2018
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