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A wingbro is a person that goes above and beyond the call of duty that a general wingman would be responsible for. A wingbro will stand by you regardless of how stupid, insane, or dangerous the situation you created for yourself is, and will either help get out of the situation or go down with you.
A wingman will stand by you in a situation that he benefits from in some way, but only a wingBRO will show up 5 hours early to be sure you are intoxicated enough to not care about the outcome of the situation, regardless of how he benefits.
Wingbro by Marco.Polo July 22, 2009
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like a wingman, but closer to the hitman. They may have gone to high school together.
My wingbro and I have downed more birds than a redneck during duck season.
wingbro by brold July 16, 2009
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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

wingrove 

High coolness aura, often associated with having a big penis. Comes from the word "win" because of the association with winnerism. Rock.
Hey Dude, that's Mr. Wingrove, he has a big penis, and I hear is the coolest kid in town.
wingrove by anon October 14, 2004

wingrove 

A family sur-name, whos male trait is large penises.
"there goes Mr. Wingrove, folks say he has a large penis"
wingrove by Dave October 13, 2004
Wangbroom is a name you give someone, u care about alot / even love. OR someone u absolutely hate and want them to die.
"Sara, your such a wangbroom, i love you."

"go fuck yourself eddy, your such a lil fucking wangbroom."
Wangbroom by NbhC(406)MT February 21, 2009
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