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Definition of jerky

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Definitions include: to accuse someone of being an informant to the government in order to destroy their credibility.
Definitions include: Wal-mart.
Definitions include: statement of disbelief.
Definitions include: intensifier / replacement term for a swear word, e.g. fuck.
Definitions include: to become erect; "get a hard-on".
Definitions include: an angry or drugged outlook.
Definitions include: to be very thirsty (especially for a beer).
Definitions include: An English Slang phrase.
Definitions include: the best; very good.
Definitions include: See roll.

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