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Wendy's
/ˈwɛn.diz/
Definition
1
A major American fast-food restaurant chain founded in 1969 by Dave Thomas in Columbus, Ohio, famous for its square beef patties, Frosty desserts, baked potatoes, and a social media account that roasts competitors like a pro wrestler.
2
Slang for a go-to spot for affordable, greasy comfort food that somehow convinces you it's healthier because the beef isn't frozen.
Examples
After the breakup, she drowned her sorrows in a Wendy's Frosty, because chocolate therapy beats therapy therapy.
Wendy's Twitter just clapped back at that burger chain so hard, my nuggets nearly applauded.
He tried keto for a week, then mysteriously ended up at Wendy's ordering a Baconator with extra cheese.
Wendy's square patties are proof that perfection doesn't have to be round.