Definition of "wingding" [wingding]

• Informal A lavish or lively party or celebration. (noun)

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• "Employ color coding (features vs. benefits, mandatories vs. desirables -- or all deadlines in red); traceable templates (a perfect circle or a lightning bolt can be a whiteboard shocker); a cool rendering (learn to draw one thing amazingly well and then show it off); or a personal "wingding" (adopt a distinctive bullet point that makes your points your way)."
• "April 5th, 2010 at 6: 33 pm tombaker says: goofballs. go right ahead with your wingding there, and see what it “proves” to anyone."
• "The Capulets' ball becomes a ferociously Dionysiac wingding, and every opportunity is made to highlight the play's sexual imagery, not least in the performance of Jonjo O'Neill's brilliantly manic Mercutio."