Jealy
(adjective) jealous =This new word has a slightly different meaning: it seems to shift the connotational meaning in a more positive direction; if someone is “jealy” of their friend, they are More…
Jealz
To be overzealous about something. To want something that another has. A way of expressing one's jealousy, usually benign. =Here “jealous!” is clipped to “jealz.” The vowels at the More…
jearb
Slang for JOB Intended Meaning: job Analysis: slang for job Possible Reason Used: Director likes to be unusual and use different, non-standard words. =Great jearb on the trip Etymology : More…
Jebaited
being tricked or believing in something that is entirely incorrect, often used in a gaming context =Jebaited is an emote originated from Twitch, a live streaming service website mostly More…
Jebus
1. Jesus Christ, deity of the Christian faith The idea of this episode of The Simsons was that Homer was sent to be a missionary. However, Homer knows almost nothing about Christianity as More…
Jeeves
A slang term to describe person who has to follow orders from a higher, superior authority. Jeeves is a technically a term for butler. However, nowadays, it refers to a person who is More…
jeggings
(blending) A pair of leggings that are made to look like skinny jeans. They are colored, patterned and cut like jeans. Many people find that wearing leggings is more comfortable than More…
jeli
shortened form of jealous meaning being envious of someone for their achievements, possessions, or appearance. clipping of the “jealous” from c.1200, gelus, later jelus (early 14c.), More…
jellin'
To be jealous of what someone else has, whether it be material or not. Often used in the bodybuilding community to highlight the feelings bodybuilders feel towards those who are more More…
Jello Pop
Popsicles made out of frozen jello. Etymology : Compounding the word jello and popsicle with -sicle clipped off. This is likely to be an analogy with the word cake pop. =“Here is how More…
Jells
Jealous or envious. =I'm so jells of your new car. Etymology : Clipping of jealous, from the Old French jalos, meaning "keen; zealous; avaricious; jealous" More…
jelly
of or pertaining to being jealous =The speaker shortened the word to mock a slang setting. She clipped the word jealous, purposely attempting to create a slang tone (and humor) in her More…
Jelly
jealous =This is a cuter way of saying jealous. Often girls will say to their boyfriends, "are you jelly?". Also, this can be a less obnoxious way of saying are you jealous; More…
jelly #2
jealous, envious =: This is an informal, slang way to describe someone who is jealous. It is often said in a joking, good-natured manner. A person may tell their friend that they are More…
Jelly (1)
jealous or envious of something =Typically used in a joking manner, jelly was initially used in online forums or memes but has slowly found its way to spoken English. Etymology : More…
Jelly (3)
To be jealous. Having envy. =This term is commonly used in casual conversation with close friends or people you are comfortable with. It is used as an adjective and adds playful emotion to More…
jelly (5)
(Clipping) jealous, envious =Primarily used in a joking manner, playing off the fact that the adjusted form of "jealous" sounds like the food product, "jelly" More…
Jelly (6)
To be jealous =Used as slang for the word jealous. Sounds more informal and more childish so as to belittle the idea to become more playful, therefore less serious. Etymology : More…