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wicker bill n. Wicker Bill or Hillbilly—Person from the South. [English Crime & Prisons] [full cite] (Apr. 22, 2005)

wicker-bill n. Dan hand-cut and shaped a couple of pieces of sheet metal that looked like angle-irons—just 90 degree bent pieces of aluminum. He had us mount them on the back edges of the rear wing of the car.…His simple “wicker-bill” invention—also known as the Gurney Flap—had given us another four miles per hour. [English] [full cite] (Apr. 22, 2005)

wickerbill n. Wickerbill—Also called a “Gurney flap or Gurney lip,” this piece of equipment is used to create down force on a Sprint car wing. [English Automobiles & Transportation] [full cite] (May. 14, 2004)

wickerbill n. He and my father’s nickname for penis was “wickerbill,” which made sex seem ridiculous, like it was a misshapen bird beak in your pants that you sometimes dangled into the dark holes of outhouses, something funnier even than a big nose or butt and a lot less reliable. [English Sex & Sexuality] [full cite] (Apr. 25, 2005)

wickerbill n. The only thing that could temper this review is the reintroduction of the allowance of wickerbills on the top wings for the locals in the Open. A wickerbill produces a downforce or dragging effect on the car, planting it to the speedway surface. [English Automobiles & Transportation] [full cite] (Apr. 25, 2005)

wickerbill n. Let the “good ol’ boys” pull each others wickerbill, the internet is a big place and there is room for all kinds. [English] [full cite] (Apr. 25, 2005)

wickerbill n. I think it is up to the guide to show good judgement and decide based on talking if this is a duck hunter or some wickerbill. [English] [full cite] (Apr. 25, 2005)

wickerbill n. A Wickerbill is a bird that pecks his own shit! [English] [full cite] (Apr. 25, 2005)

wickerbill n. The biggest advantage of being uncircumcised is that with practice, you can jerk on your wickerbill and cause it to emit a quacking sound. You can be the life of the party. [English] [full cite] (Apr. 25, 2005)

wide stance n. You can easily win any argument with a rightwinger now simply by accusing them of “taking the Republican Wide Stance” on any issue when they spew the talking points. The best thing about this counter propoganda is, they handed it to the left on a silver platter. [English Politics New or Nonce Slang] [full cite] (Oct. 5, 2007)

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