4 definitions by TC3
This statement is a metaphor for saving ones self from a bad situation. It is derived from a bird in free-fall. If the bird spreads its wings, it can simply soar and stop it's impending pain/demise. Likewise, when a bird wants to fly away quickly, it spreads its wings wide open and with a few powerful thrusts flies away. Consequently, this statement is often used to remind one of their inner strength.
Sam found Andi crying after a break-up.
"Wings wide open, dear, wings wide open!" Sam encouraged.
"Yes, WWO. I'm the one that's gotta make this situation better for myself" Andi smiled back.
"Wings wide open, dear, wings wide open!" Sam encouraged.
"Yes, WWO. I'm the one that's gotta make this situation better for myself" Andi smiled back.
by TC3 June 13, 2011
Noun: That moment in the shower where you have a profound realization.
Pronounced: SHUH-OW(the sound you make when something hurts)-PIF-ANNIE
Pronounced: SHUH-OW(the sound you make when something hurts)-PIF-ANNIE
I was in the shower this morning and had the craziest showpiphany! Listen to this...
Dan was standing under the hot water for 10 minutes before he had the showpiphany that he had yet to even touch the shampoo or soap.
Margaret's showpiphany this morning reminded her she hadn't paid her phone bill. That was a close one!
Dan was standing under the hot water for 10 minutes before he had the showpiphany that he had yet to even touch the shampoo or soap.
Margaret's showpiphany this morning reminded her she hadn't paid her phone bill. That was a close one!
by TC3 July 6, 2011
WWO is an acronym for Wings Wide Open.
This statement is a metaphor for saving ones self from a bad situation. It is derived from a bird in free-fall. If the bird spreads its wings, it can simply soar and stop it's impending pain/demise. Likewise, when a bird wants to fly away quickly, it spreads its wings wide open and with a few powerful thrusts flies away. Consequently, this statement is often used to remind one of their inner strength.
This statement is a metaphor for saving ones self from a bad situation. It is derived from a bird in free-fall. If the bird spreads its wings, it can simply soar and stop it's impending pain/demise. Likewise, when a bird wants to fly away quickly, it spreads its wings wide open and with a few powerful thrusts flies away. Consequently, this statement is often used to remind one of their inner strength.
Sam found Andi crying after a break-up.
"Wings wide open, dear, wings wide open!" Sam encouraged.
"Yes, WWO. I'm the one that's gotta make this situation better for myself" Andi smiled back.
"Wings wide open, dear, wings wide open!" Sam encouraged.
"Yes, WWO. I'm the one that's gotta make this situation better for myself" Andi smiled back.
by TC3 June 13, 2011
Describes something when another word can not be found. Can mean awesome, absolutely horrible or anything inbetween.
by TC3 April 17, 2010