2 definitions by Alfrod
A norwegian slang, with three different meanings.
Originating from the norwegian army sergeant Freddy Gonzales' first use of the word, in his homemade army recruitment video uploaded to YouTube in 2010, which has later been deleted.
Since then the word has been more commonly used by youth in Norway, with three different meanings:
To jerg someone, is to beat up someone.
To jerg something, is to join something, i.e an event.
To jerg out of somewhere, is to leave a place.
Originating from the norwegian army sergeant Freddy Gonzales' first use of the word, in his homemade army recruitment video uploaded to YouTube in 2010, which has later been deleted.
Since then the word has been more commonly used by youth in Norway, with three different meanings:
To jerg someone, is to beat up someone.
To jerg something, is to join something, i.e an event.
To jerg out of somewhere, is to leave a place.
Examples:
Hey, let's jerg outta here, this is so boring.
That dude is hella punchable, I would like to jerg him so bad.
Can I jerg the party please?
Hey, let's jerg outta here, this is so boring.
That dude is hella punchable, I would like to jerg him so bad.
Can I jerg the party please?
by Alfrod June 26, 2019
Kevin Hart is a comedian often known for his ordinary and predictable jokes.
Pulling a Kevin Hart is thinking you're very funny and outstanding while telling some sort of ordinary, unfunny joke.
Pulling a Kevin Hart is thinking you're very funny and outstanding while telling some sort of ordinary, unfunny joke.
Person 1: My socks got really holy. I can only wear them to church now.
Person 2: Kevin Hart is in the building!
Person 2: Kevin Hart is in the building!
by Alfrod June 10, 2019