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Definition of jerky

jerky

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Definitions include: the thin line of hair extending from the belly button to the genitals, usually in males.
Definitions include: relaxed.
Definitions include: hard drugs.
Definitions include: a boss.
Definitions include: to relax.
Definitions include: "babygirl", i.e. girlfriend.
Definitions include: someone lacking in mental abilities, uneducated, rather than mentally handicapped.
Definitions include: a member of a particular lifestyle / culture that often involves an anti-establishment sentiment, "free love", recreational drug use, pacifism, communal living, etc.
Definitions include: To borrow.
Definitions include: Someone who allegedly knows everything about a particular topic, but in reality knows nothing and "bull dust's" their way through discussions.

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