Proper noun
Wingo (plural Wingos)
A surname.
His lush landscapes express his love of the valley he's explored all his life: its hills, mountains, waterways, trees and clouds; with vistas from Wingo to Kenwood. Source: Internet
Witnesses said as Wingo parked at the motel, the suspect's vehicle pulled up behind him. Source: Internet
The New York Times' Bits blog put out a hit piece on eBay today, enumerating a problem that isn't reflected by the company's bottom line at all, but is supported by the anecdotal evidence of two people: Ina Steiner and Scot Wingo. Source: Internet
Martin Kramer, who has no party affiliation, and Tiffany Wingo, an Independent, also are seeking the job. Source: Internet
"That's what people really struggle with," said Scot Wingo, executive chairman and founder of ChannelAdvisor. Source: Internet
Wingo would often spend three or four hours per day surveilling the garden store, keeping meticulous notes on all of the customers: their sex, age, vehicle description, license plate number, and what they purchased. Source: Internet