noun

1. a five pound note. Origin: Rhyming slang - Jack' alive.

   Submitted by D. Fisher, London, England, Jun 01 1997.

2. nothing, very little. Submitted by Sue Clark, St. Louis, MO, USA, Oct 27 1997.

   You don't know jack!

3. a cigarette.

   Hey, could I get a jack?

   Submitted by Aubrey Harrington, MD, USA, May 19 1998.

4. a sweet, sensitive, adorable guy. Origin: Jack Dawson, the main male character in the movie Titanic.

   He's a real Jack.

verb

1. to stab.
2. to punch.

   He got jacked in the face.

   Submitted by Karl Bartolome, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, Jun 6 1997.

3. to steal or to be stolen.

   I bet they jacked that watch.

   My car got jacked.

Link to this word. Related words: money, cigarette, dude, person of unspecified gender, man, men, male, to stab, to hit

adjective

1. broken or ruined.

   My car is completely jacked!

   Submitted by Jonathan Skaggs, Austin, TX, USA, Nov 30 2001.

2. extremely muscular.

   That guy is jacked.

   Submitted by Jon Saltzman, Niskayuna, NY, USA, May 10 1998.

Link to this word. Related words: broken, muscular

adjective

1. stabbed or attacked.

   He got into a fight and got all jacked up.

2. broken or ruined.

   You really jacked his car up!

3. displeasing, rude, not proper, etc.

   What you did to her was jacked up.

   Submitted by Karl Bartolome, Oct 27 1997.

Link to this word. Related words: to attack, to stab, broken, generally displeasing, sucks, common

verb

1. to play an instrument with great intensity. Also jam out.

   The guitar player jammed out at the concert last night!

Link to this word. Related words: to play an instrument

adjective

1. mad or irritated.

   I didn't do my homework and my prof got all jammed about it.

   Submitted by Boo, Hanover, NH, USA, Oct 19 1997.

2. under the influence of heroin, Oxycontin, or other opiates.

   After shooting up, John was jammed for hours.

   Submitted by Joseph Arnold, Everett, MA, USA, Nov 28 2002.

Link to this word. Related words: angry, under the influence of opiates

adjective

1. broken or functioning poorly or improperly; MESSED UP.

   This old car is janky!

   Submitted by Emily Marcroft, UC Berkeley, USA, Feb 20 1998.

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noun

1. an unspecified thing or person. Also jaun.

   You see that guy over there, he's my young jawn.

   Submitted by Kia Karaam, Philadelpiha, PA, Nov 20 1997.

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adjective

1. out of sorts, broken, or functioning poorly or improperly; MESSED UP.

   I tripped and now my ankle is jazzed up.

   I tried to get some money, but the ATM is all jazzed up.

   Submitted by Dan DeMichele, Chicago, IL, Oct 15 2002

2. excited or full of energy.

   Why are you so jazzed up?

Link to this word. Related words: broken, excited, energetic

adjective

1. of poor quality, displeasing.

   Submitted by Jonique, New Orleans LA, Jun 25 1997.

Link to this word. Related words: generally displeasing, sucks, common

interjection

1. Jesus. Used as an exclamation. Note: a bastardization of the name, most likely to prevent offending the religions.

   I got up for only a minute! Why'd you go and take my seat? Jeezum!

   Submitted by John Smith, Phoenix, AZ, USA, Jun 21 1997.

Link to this word. Related words: exclamations (list of)

noun

1. a promiscuous, flirtatious girl or one who dresses provocatively. Origin: Jenny McCarthy, Playboy magazine centerfold.

   That girl over there is such a major Jenny McCarthy, flirting with all those losers!

   Submitted by Cynthia Cruz, Guam, Feb 07 1998.

Link to this word. Related words: promiscuous, woman, women, female

expression

1. indicates something is of high quality or tastes excellent; COOL.

   Have some brownies. Jesus made them.

   Submitted by L. Joseph Allen, Uvalde, TX, USA, Jun 10 1997.

Link to this word. Related words: cool, dope, awesome, fun, good, expressions (list of)

interjection

1. an exclamation

   Submitted by Kevin Henriksen, Cedar Rapids, IA, USA, Nov 29 2001.

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verb

1. to leave.

   I've got to jet.

   Submitted by Lindsay, Canada, Dec 13 2002.

Link to this word. Related words: to leave

adjective

1. attractive; COOL, ALL THAT, FLY.

   Did you see the new guy? He's so jiggy!

   Submitted by Jesi, WI, USA, Feb 18 1998.

2. wealthy.

   This job is making me jiggy!

   Submitted by Robert D., St. Louis, MO, Mar 02 1998.

Link to this word. Related words: cool, dope, awesome, fun, good, attractive, wealthy

verb

1. to urinate (?) Origin: Rhyming slang - Jimmy Riddle/Piddle.

   Submitted by D. Fisher, London, England, Jun 01 1997.

noun

1. a penis.

   Submitted by Lannell Ford, Miami Beach, FL, USA, Jun 04 1997.

2. a condom.

   Play it safe, wear a jimmy.

   Submitted by Paul D. Stasiak, Fairborn, Ohio, Apr 21 1998.

Link to this word. Related words: to urinate, penis, condom

verb

1. to make fun of. Example joan: "Your pants are so tight you need the jaws of life to get them off!" Also joan on.

   Don't get involved, they're just joaning on each other.

   Submitted by Chris, Lanham, MD, USA, Mar 21 1998.

Link to this word. Related words: to mock

noun

1. someone who is good at sports. The term also implies that they're not good at academics.

verb

1. to hit on.

   She's jocking him.

   Submitted by Thomas Chant, Berkeley, CA, USA, Dec 09 2002.

2. to be extremely attracted to someone.

   She's jocking him.

3. to steal someone else's style or idea.

   She just jocked your style!

   Submitted by Ray, Toledo, OH, USA, Dec 05 2002.

Link to this word. Related words: flirting, hit on, pimp, player, wing-man, to be attracted to, sports (related to), to steal

noun

1. see cup of Joe.

   Submitted by Paul Teclaff, England, Jan 17 2003

Link to this word. Related words: coffee

noun

1. a building, establishment, or other enclosed interior space (house, apartment, office, store, bar, etc.,); PLACE.

   Where's the bathroom in this joint?

Link to this word. Related words: non-specific place

verb

1. to vomit.
2. to be on crank.

   Submitted by Michael David, Los Angeles, CA, USA, Dec 14 1996.

3. to feel withdrawal symptoms, especially from a drug.

   He was jonesing for a smoke.

   Submitted by Doug, Ohio, USA, Jun 04 1997.

4. to crave something, not necessarily a drug.

   Man, I'm jonesing for a kiss!

Link to this word. Related words: to vomit, under the influence of drugs, to crave

adjective

1. rude, crude, and "nerdy" at the same time. Etymology: combination of "jerk" and "dork".

   Why do I always have to ride with jork cab drivers?

   Submitted by Paul St. Mark, Anjung-ri, Korea, Oct 25 1997.

Link to this word. Related words: contractions (list of), insults (list of)

verb

1. to kid, to joke with.

   I'm just joshing you!

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noun

1. "juicy" gossip, secret information.

   Mary just told me some serious juice about Cindy.

   Submitted by Tasha Toby, Lansing, MI, Jan 20 1998.

verb

1. to take steroids or other strength or muscle enhancing substances.

   You need to juice!

   Submitted by Brandon Ardoin, Eunice, LA, USA, Dec 31 2002.

Link to this word. Related words: information and gossip, sports (related to)

adjective

1. excited.

Link to this word. Related words: excited

adjective

1. secret or incriminating.

   Mary just told me some serious juice about Cindy.

   Submitted by Tasha Toby, Lansing, MI, Jan 20 1998.

Link to this word. Related words: information and gossip

noun

1. medicine.

   He almost forgot that he was laboring under the monsterishly erotic juju of her succubus-like spell. But his characteristic morning stiffness provided a constant reminder.

   Submitted by Trevor McConnell, Oregon, Jan 14 1998.

Link to this word. Related words: medicine (related to)

verb

1. to cheat.

   He juked me on that deal.

2. to not meet someone as planned; STAND UP.

   She juked me, we were supposed to meet at 9:00, but she didn't show.

   Submitted by Mary Radicke, San Antonio, TX, USA, Nov 10 1997.

Link to this word. Related words: to cheat, to abandon

verb

1. to attack.

   They jumped him in the subway and stole his wallet.

2. to engage in intimate physical contact, usually intercourse. Also jump (one's) bones.

   I want to jump him.

   Submitted by Jackie Hasa, Moraga, CA, USA, Apr 26 1998.

Link to this word. Related words: to attack, sex or not-quite-sex (ambiguous terms)

verb

1. to engage in intimate physical contact, usually intercourse. Also jump.

   I want to jump his bones.

   Submitted by Jackie Hasa, Moraga, CA, USA, Apr 26 1998.

Link to this word. Related words: sex or not-quite-sex (ambiguous terms)

intransitive verb

1. when a TV series passes its peak or introduces plot twists which are inconsistent with the previous plot. Once a show has "jumped the shark," the viewer senses a noticeable decline in quality or feels the show has undergone too many changes to retain its original charm.

   When Sanjaya was on American Idol, ticket sales went way down. I think the show has jumped the shark.

   Submitted by Carl Reuter, Jun 12 2007. Source: Wikipedia.

notes

1. The origin of this term is an episode of the television series Happy Days in which a character jumps over a shark while on water skis.

Link to this word. Related words: generally displeasing, sucks, common

noun

1. a promiscuous female.

   Look at that jumpoff.

   Submitted by Lamar Haslam, Buffalo, NY, Jun 7 2007.

Link to this word. Related words: promiscuous, woman, women, female

noun

1. cheap alcohol.

   Let's go get some junkst.

   Submitted by Dave Lloyd, Washington DC, USA, Sep 24 1997.

Link to this word. Related words: alcohol

adjective

1. jealous.

   She's just J about my new boyfriend.

   Submitted by Shirley J. Gibson, Memphis, TN, USA, Jun 04 1997.

Link to this word. Related words: jealousy (related to)