Definition of banjaxed
banjaxed
- hopelessly impaired; "FUBAR".
Last edited on Jul 02 2013. Submitted by Ed on Jun 19 2003.
- broken or damaged.
Last edited on Aug 05 2004. Submitted by Marty M. on Aug 05 2004.
- Irish term for broken, useless, not working, messed up.
My car is banjaxed.
Last edited on Oct 05 2006. Submitted by Brian B. from Ireland on Oct 05 2006.
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