wingding

[wing-ding]

wingding Definition

• 1. a wild and enthusiastic celebration or party
• 2. a chaotic or confusing situation

Using wingding: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "wingding" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  We had a real wingding of a party last night.

• Example

  The meeting turned into a bit of a wingding with everyone talking over each other.

wingding Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for wingding

• blowout
• jamboree
• rager
• shindig
• bash

Phrases with wingding

• go wingding

  to go out and have a good time, especially at a party

  Example

  I'm planning to go wingding with my friends this weekend.

• wingding it

  to improvise or make something up as you go along

  Example

  We didn't have a plan for the road trip, so we just decided to wingding it.

• wingding of a time

  an extremely fun or exciting experience

  Example

  We had a wingding of a time at the amusement park.

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Summary: wingding in Brief

'Wingding' [wing-ding] refers to a wild and enthusiastic celebration or party, or a chaotic and confusing situation. It is often used in phrases like 'go wingding' or 'wingding it,' meaning to have a good time or improvise. 'Wingding of a time' denotes an extremely fun or exciting experience.