A powerful and lively man who sports intelligence and humor. He is known for his rather crudge antics and humor, but at times proves himself as loyal to his friends. However, some people just cannot bring themselves to understand how great Jung is, and thus consequently hate him and try to hurt him at every possible opportunity.
by Thindle August 14, 2011
The best man ever to grace the earth. He was spiritual, scientific, sensitive, emotional and really clever. Great stuff!
by shrink February 13, 2004
The connection between two people that can’t be severed. Even when love turns to hate, you will always have tenderness in your heart for them.
Me and a girl have jung, we can hate each other a lot but still not enough to never speak again and sever our ties.
by goooooooopyyyy March 25, 2020
A jung (more commonly referred to as 'junging') is the awkward moment when two people attempt to pass each other in a doorway (or other tight space), but they repeatedly move in the same direction. This often leads to an embarrassing grunt by both parties before they consciously move past each other.
Man, I was junging with this dude in the doorway to the toilets for like 10 minutes, it was fuckin' badass
by mianbao October 8, 2011
by Panda1234 December 4, 2008
The vessel used when you order the delicious homemade chili at Picasso's. In reality, it is a typo that has never been corrected.
The menu description states "9 oz. jung of chili" Until recently, chili was also misspelled as the South American country Chile.
The proofreader was not very efficient.
The menu description states "9 oz. jung of chili" Until recently, chili was also misspelled as the South American country Chile.
The proofreader was not very efficient.
Patron: "I'll start with a jung of chili."
Server: "Excellent choice."
Server to the kitchen: " Fire a can of Hormel for the asshole at seat 2 at the bar."
Server: "Excellent choice."
Server to the kitchen: " Fire a can of Hormel for the asshole at seat 2 at the bar."
by Haywood Jabiteme October 8, 2021
by YumYumJung February 11, 2010