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An item that is both technologically advanced and stylish.

Taken in inspiration from the anime / manga series "Full Metal Alchemist" and the character Winry Rockbell of the same series. The character is known for making items known as automail (or working metal prosthetic limbs) that are both high in quality and stylish.

Origin: Jonathan Imhoff of Chico, CA
Person 1: Those new laptops at Best Buy are very powerful and very stylish.

Person 2: I know, they're totally winry!
Winry by The_Wrench January 18, 2010
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A girl who is creative and unusual. Likely a lesbian. Into working with her hands, either art or mechanical.
That girl Winry is really fun to talk to.
Winry by WynterPoe May 21, 2018

Winry Rockbell 

Winry Rockbell is the childhood friend of Edward and Alphonse Elric from Fullmetal Alchemist. She is a skilled automail mechanic and engineer--she made Edward's right arm and left leg when he had made a mistake from human transmuation.

Winry lives in the quiet countryside of Resembool, where she was raised by her grandmother from her dad's side. Her parents were brilliant doctors who helped out in the Ishvalan civil war, and they were killed by their own Ishvalan patient--Scar (who, at that time, was unconscious).

Winry is not only there because she is Ed's mechanic, but she is the constant support of both Ed and Al, and she represents the "normal" person of the FMA society.

Not only did she give Edward an arm and a leg, but she also helped a mother deliver a baby, saving both of their lives. She helped Al make up with Edward after they had a quarrel. Winry also helped rid Scar's (who had killed her parents) vengeance against State Alchemists--she actually tends to his wounds, and she cleverly uses herself as a "hostage" of Scar to distract the enemy.

In the end, she is an important part to the plot in FMA, and without her, some things would have been left out or changed completely.

Winry accepts Edward's proposal two years later after the defeat of the antagonist in FMA (Father), and they get married and have two children (an older boy and a younger girl) in the future.
FMA fan 1: "You know Winry Rockbell from FMA?"

FMA fan 2: "That one mechanic that's always paired up with Ed? She's sooo useless! She never does anything important, and she's only there to be Ed's mechanic. And Ed's MINE!"

FMA fan 1: "Uh, go read the manga...because obviously, you're still a newbie to FMA."
Winry Rockbell by FMA_geek July 14, 2010

Winry the Pooh 

Winry the Pooh (ウィンリィ・ザ・プーさん, Uinrī Za Pū-san) is a main supporting character of the Fullmetal Alchemist: Winry the Pooh series. She is an anthropomorphic, honey-loving teddy bear from Resembool and the close childhood friend of Edward Elric, Alphonse Elric and Christopher Robin.
"Why are you laughing?"
"No reason,"
My brain: Winry the Pooh
Winry the Pooh by gamtiy April 17, 2022

Jefferson Wingy

The man, the myth, the Cleveland Metropolitan Area Legend. Major supporter of all things cannabis and proponent and supporter of Chief Wahoo.
Man, Jefferson Wingy knows everything there is to know about smoking trees and Bob Feller.
Jefferson Wingy by FartingBeer April 8, 2021
A file compression program that is famous for never enforcing its 40-day free trial, essentially making it free.
"Please note that WinRAR is not a free software. After a 40 day trial period you must either buy a licence or remove it from your computer."
WinRAR by axlkjfbgwkua May 4, 2018
A stripper who is too diseased and/or unattractive to persuade anyone too approach the stage during her performance. Commonly seen cleaning the stripper pole with a spray bottle of Windex for most or all of their allotted performing time, hence the name.
Man, the strip club was so lame last night! Nothing but windykes scrubbing the pole, all night long. I wouldn't let any of them touch my pole, they all have herpagonasyphilaids!
Windyke by Stripficianado December 20, 2013
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hey let's get a drink of that?

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*takes drink* ugh wtf is that?

everclear & bepsi
fucking hobo loko eeessshh
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God Shot 

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I've heard that city chicken originated during the Great Depression, when folks didn't have enough money to buy full cuts of meat, so they assembled meat scraps on a wooden skewer, creating a make-shift drumstick. Hence the name.
Are yinz havin' city chicken for dinner?
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