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What is the origin of ‘winner winner, chicken dinner!’?
"Winner" at a gamble became synonymous with "winner, winner chicken dinner!", probably as a result of long shots coming through more often than not in the 19th century. It came to mean a victory or success in general, especially the kind that was guaranteed to make you feel like a million bucks. InRead more
“Winner” at a gamble became synonymous with “winner, winner chicken dinner!”, probably as a result of long shots coming through more often than not in the 19th century. It came to mean a victory or success in general, especially the kind that was guaranteed to make you feel like a million bucks.
See lessIn World War I soldiers would call out “winner, winner chicken dinner!” when they were about to go on an offensive and had good chance of returning home victorious. Soldiers from the Vietnam War used it too when going off and winning battles seemed likely; this is also why many people associate it with gambling winnings or bonus income.
Is Wenis a real medical term?
Yes, and it's used correctly. Wenis is a made-up medical term that has been shown to be appropriate in the context of removing benign cysts from a woman's labia minora. Apart from this usage, wenis is not considered an accurate or preferred medical term to describe any anatomy because it lacks speciRead more
Yes, and it’s used correctly. Wenis is a made-up medical term that has been shown to be appropriate in the context of removing benign cysts from a woman’s labia minora. Apart from this usage, wenis is not considered an accurate or preferred medical term to describe any anatomy because it lacks specificity and does not have distinct boundaries providing a clear demarcation of where one area terminates and another begins.
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