Wingding

Pronunciation: /wɪŋdɪŋ/

Definitions of wingding

noun a type of informal dance party

Example Sentences

A1 I saw a colorful wingding flying in the sky.

A2 The children were excited to see the circus performers in their wingdings.

B1 The invitation to the party had a wingding font that made it look festive.

B2 The company logo was designed with unique wingdings to make it stand out.

C1 The artist created a masterpiece using intricate wingding patterns.

C2 The architect incorporated wingding elements into the building's facade, giving it a modern twist.

Examples of wingding in a Sentence

formal The invitation specified that the event would be a formal wingding.

informal I heard the party last night was a real wingding!

slang Let's throw a wingding at my place this weekend!

figurative The project team celebrated the successful completion of their work with a wingding of a party.

Grammatical Forms of wingding

• past tense: wingdinged
• plural: wingdings
• comparative: more wingding
• superlative: most wingding
• present tense: wingding
• future tense: will wingding
• perfect tense: have wingdinged
• continuous tense: is wingdinging
• singular: wingding
• positive degree: wingding
• infinitive: to wingding
• gerund: wingdinging
• participle: wingdinged

Origin and Evolution of wingding

First Known Use: 1900 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'wingding' is believed to have originated as a colloquial term in the English language.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe a lively or extravagant event or party, 'wingding' has evolved to also refer to a chaotic or confusing situation, as well as a typeface or font style characterized by decorative symbols.