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A name, of very few, that is derived from small hamlets towards the bottom of England. This name comes from the hamlets in the fynns –a marshy area of England. Thus, we get Fynhamlet, which was changed to Wynham, with the dropped "let" and with the Normans' inability to pronounce the "F." As the name moved more towards the North the "wy" gradually changed to "wi" through accents and use. So we find similar names, like Weynham. Winham people are known for not having many genetic diseases.
That isn't a Weynham, nor a Windham. No, by gosh, he looks fit as a fiddle –he must be a Winham!
winham by lilenglishg July 13, 2011
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Winjamin 

A (fanFREAKINGtastic) variation of the exclamation 'WIN!'
Often the suffix '-jamin' (taken from Benjamin) can have other words in front of it as well, e.g. 'Losejamin', 'gayjamin'.
Winner #1: Yeah, we won!
Winner #2: Winjamin!

Person: Ugh, I have to go to work, gayjamin.

Person: $300 fine? Losejamin.
Winjamin by Bellatree September 2, 2009

David Wenham 

Sexy man from down under, with his red hair and accent its enough to make any girl go to mush just looking at him...
I just saw David Wenham's new movie and I almost fainted when he came on the screen!
David Wenham by KM November 30, 2004
The most boring place on the face of the planet. Full of stuck up bitches and wanna be cowboy douchebags. Were rumors spread in seconds and fun is sucked like Kobe Bryant's cock, forcefully. If you ever stumble into this place....drive away!
Hey lets go hang out at goods cuz there is nothing to fucking do in Winamac.

My daddy bought me a big truck cuz i'm a cowboy that lives in the middle of town.

MAC-TOWN!!!! (douchebag)

DIESEL!!!!
Winamac by weppie is a douchebag January 11, 2008

Hamilton Wenham 

Hamilton Wenham is a small town in Massachusetts. It is 99.9% white and .1% half white. Known as a town with nothing to do you can often find the kids going to nearby towns such as Beverly and Gloucester. Here there is still nothing to do, but a little less nothing. Contrary to popular belief the local hang out is not the Black Cow, but instead it is Nick's Roast Beef, which in case you wanted to know, is in Beverly, not Hamilton or Wenham.
These towns have two claims to fame. First, Myopia, every teenager hates it. Every Grandparent loves it, but has to wait until they die to get in, off the waiting list. Myopia is known for its posh golf course and masses of horses. It often hosts Polo games, which no one from Hamilton-Wenham goes to, unless they're working there.
Its second claim to fame is the Patton family. It sums it all up by saying General George S. Patton was the last remotely famous person from Hamilton Wenham, and he's from World War II.
"I'm from Hamilton Wenham."
"Oh, you must be rich"

"I'm from Hamilton Wenham."
"Oh, do you ride horses?"

Hamilton Wenham by Steven Parry November 7, 2005
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bill: also i like zero wing music
pill: once again it's only truly experienced through a winamp plugin
winamp by unusu-al October 10, 2003
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murderhobo 

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DM: The sad little orphan girl tugs at Steve's trenchcoat to get his attention, and ask for help saving her pet dog from...
Steve: I'd like to roll a strength check against strangling the orphan.
Dave: I call dibs on the dog.
DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
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