wingding
/ˈwɪŋdɪŋ/
US pronunciation
American sound/ˈwɪŋdɪŋ/
wingding
- Syllables
- 2 syllables
- Stress
- 1st syllable stress
- Vowel
- Short i vowel
- Ending
- Final ng sound
win - gding -> wingding
Myanmar meaning
(US infml) ဗရုတ်အုပ်စု။
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More examples
- ‘For 118 years, the sitting president nearly always has had the last laugh with closing remarks at an annual white-tie wingding called the Gridiron Club dinner.’
- ‘The past five years have been one big wingding for bonds.’
- ‘In fact, the only question that you should be asking yourself is: What manner of wingding should I throw?’
- ‘Tonight is the big wingding where all the parents who have accompanied their daughters to Mississauga can get together and mingle at the hotel dining room over a $30 buffet-style pasta dinner and cash bar.’
Synonyms
party, celebration, fête, shindig, carnival, aberration, acerbity, achievement, acrimony, ado, affair, agitation, altercation, amusement, anarchism, anarchy, animation, animosity, anniversary, apoplexy, argument, asperity, ball, bash, bender, bickering, big time, binge, birthday, bitterness, blast, blitheness, blithesomeness, blow, blow a fuse, blow one's cork, blow one's stack, blow one's top, blow out, blow-out, blowout, blowup, bluster, boiling point, bother, bout, brannigan, brawl, brightness, brilliance, broil, buffoonery, burst, bust, bustle, carousal, ceremony, cheer, cheerfulness, choler, circus, clambake, color, colorfulness, commotion, complaint, confusion, conniption, controversy, convention, conviviality, convulsion, craze, dance, dander, delight, delirium, derangement, destruction, difficulty, disorder, display, dispute, dissipation, distemper, distraction, disturbance, dithers, diversion, divertissement, do, effervescence, elation, enjoyment, entertainment, eruption, exasperation, excitement, exhilaration, explosion, extreme anger, falling-out, feast, ferment, ferocity, festival, festivity, fete, fever, fiesta, fight, fireworks, fit, flap, fling, flip one's lid, flurry, flutter, fray, free-for-all, frenzy, fret, frolic, fun, fun and games, function, furor, fury, fuss, gaiety, gala, gall, game, gathering, geniality, get-together, gladness, glee, gleefulness, glitter, glorification, good humor, good time, gratification, grins, happiness, hassle, heat, hell broke loose, hemorrhage, high spirits, high time, hilarity, honoring, hoopla, hop, huff, hullabaloo, hysteria, hysterics
Antonyms
agreement, appearance, balance, calm, calmness, chore, composure, concurrence, depression, discouragement, dissatisfaction, drudgery, dullness, ease, failure, glee, gloom, happiness, harmony, indifference, kindness, labor, love, melancholy, mildness, misery, need, order, organization, pain, peace, peacefulness, pleasure, profession, quiet, rest, sadness, saneness, seriousness, solemnity, sorrow, soundness, sweetness, task, tranquility, unhappiness, unselfishness, virtue, vocation, want, woe, work
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