Aight imixers, hopefully one of you can help me out with this. I use both "wine" and "whine" to spell our favorite carnival word but both cannot be correct. What is the correct spelling? Or, do we just spell it how we want to?
Aight imixers, hopefully one of you can help me out with this. I use both "wine" and "whine" to spell our favorite carnival word but both cannot be correct. What is the correct spelling? Or, do we just spell it how we want to?
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its woteva u want to call it ... slang doesnt change the ting jus the make sure when ur doing it u feel good![]()
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Ok, the word is derived from wind (as in winding a clock) which means to twist. So if you want to speek standard english the correct word is wind.
Of the 2 common spelling
Whine means to complain. --> whine - definition of whine by the Free Online Dictionary, Thesaurus and Encyclopedia.
Wine is a drink --> wine - definition of wine by the Free Online Dictionary, Thesaurus and Encyclopedia.
So I think of a wine/whine as smooth sweet so I use wine.
But I have seen songs with whine and songs with wine.
its always been wine
the word is "wine" anytime i see somebody using whine i automatically think they're complaining..... (you know 'whine' as in to complain or sumtin)