bingo wings

Want to hide your bingo wings but not your bust?

Want to reduce a paunch, or lose your 'bingo wings'?

On holiday, I'm even worried about being seen in a swimsuit because my bottom and bingo wings move so much.

Your bingo wings will be covered up here.

Resolve to do something about my bingo wings.

Still, if one can crack it, it’s terribly good for the bingo wings, so perseverance is encouraged.

Having a pot belly increases your risk of heart disease and cancer more than 'bingo wings' or being generally overweight, say scientists.

Paul Hollywood is always going on about old ladies" bingo wings, so I wanted to cover them up.

It depends why you have bingo wings.

The product is designed to "banish bingo wings".

It promises to whip the upper arms into shape, banishing bingo wings in its wake.

Expect plenty of bingo wings on display.

(I wouldn’t claim to have bingo wings, actually.

When did you first hear these terms: bingo wings, cankles, kninkles (knee wrinkles)?

Numbers numbers numbers enlivened by trying to figure out whose bingo wings look the most toned now?

"Candidates should apply by sending in photographs showcasing their flabby underarms – known as 'bingo wings'."

The makers also claim that they encourage you to swing your arms briskly while walking, which can get rid of bingo wings and reduce cellulite.

But corned beef bingo wings?

I'm fifty years old, I've had three children, I will NOT be made to cover up my bingo wings.

Apparently the idea is to get a model with the, er, aforementioned bingo wings, to publicise the website's bingo offer.

"Grossly overweight/obese young woman needed to star in international ad campaign" the job advertisement states delicately, although with the refrain "show us your bingo wings".

So does that mean that Madonna, the pop icon who turned 50 last year, and whose "bingo wings" obsessed the tabloids last week, couldn't apply?

They stick to opaque tights if their knees are looking pudgy; they like a sleeve to hide the dreaded bingo wings.

People who had their shirts out, maybe wore a chain, maybe had bingo wings, but came up to London to have a good time, and were happy.'