wingding
ˈwɪŋˌdɪŋ
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Definition of wingding - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
celebrationRareUSlively and noisy party or celebrationRareUS
  • We had a wingding to celebrate the end of exams.
bash shindig
2.
typographyTECH.typographical symbol from the Wingdings fontTECH.
  • The document used a wingding for bullet points.
dingbat glyph symbol
3.
medicalRareUKfit or spasm, real or pretendedRareUK
  • He threw a wingding when he didn't get his way.
convulsion spasm
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Origin of wingding

American English, wing (wing) + ding (party)

Examples of wingding in a sentence

  • They threw a wingding for his retirement party.
  • She inserted a wingding to mark the section.
  • The invitation featured a wingding as decoration.
  • She had a wingding over the broken toy.
  • His wingding was quite the spectacle at the party.

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  1. French:fête endiablée, wingding, ...
  2. German:Riesenparty, Symbol, ...
  3. Italian:festa scatenata, simbolo Wingding, ...
  4. Spanish:fiesta, wingding, ...
  5. Portuguese:festa animada, wingding, ...
  6. Chinese:派对, 字体符号, ...
  7. Japanese:ウィングディング, ウィングディングス記号, ...
  8. Arabic:حفلة صاخبة, رمز من خط وينجدينجز, ...
  9. Hebrew:חֹגֶג הִתְלַהֲבוּת, סִימָן טִיפּוֹגְרָפִי, ...
  10. Russian:вечеринка, символ Wingdings, ...
  11. Ukrainian:гучна вечірка, вінгдінг, ...
  12. Hindi:विंगडिंग, टाइपोग्राफ़ी प्रतीक, ...
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