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A nice phrase many people use to say 'no worries' or when there isn't an issue.

Other terms used-
No Dramas
No Problem
Abbie - Oh, Lexi I used your toilet roll, hope that's okay

Lexi - No jarmas Abbie

Abbie - Phew, glad it's okay
No Jarmas by Fakelexitron November 5, 2018
A name that sounds like jared and gerard, that is given to less than 1% of the entire world, that no one can spell right. The name is of arabic origin.

The dudes given this name are commonly born with bigger balls than jared, and a longer dick than gerard.
1: so what's your name?
2: jaraad
1: jared?
2: JAH-ROD
1: gerard?
2: for fucks sake
jaraad by therealjar February 23, 2010
A super fun to be around person that is very attractive and hot. Jarias' can cheer you up when no one else can. Jarias' are awesome. Note: Jarias' could make you lose your friend because of there funess and cuteness.
Jarias is so sweet.
Jarias by jarias-lover26 November 9, 2012
The peak of pleasure or disgust given by Nick Jarman.
Dude that jargasm was too easy.
Jargasm by Hugh jcock October 3, 2011
a sarcastic comment without a sarcastic tone.
Nick: hey, you are a geology major right?
James: no.
Nick: Oh my bad I thought you said you were a geology major.
James: Dude i was being sarcastic.

*NOTE* there was no tone and it came from James. This makes it jarcasm
Jarcasm by nickTag January 17, 2012
1. A thoroughly contemptible person who believes that their detailed knowledge of a particular trade, profession or group, translates into a superior knowledge of all industries. This typically manifests as a person who rudely patronizes another for not knowing the exact details that comprise the jargass’s industry.

2. A person who uses industry slang as a method of displaying intellectual superiority over another.

Origin:

First used in 2010 by Cato. 1300–50; ME jargoun < MF; OF jargon, gargun, deriv. of an expressive base. + 1350–1400; ME arshole anus
“What a jargass, that guy looked at me like I was a total idiot because I grabbed form 2435-cd-vx and not 2435-cd-vy.
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“That Jargass tried to win the debate by using the words, “supply-side economics”, and “trickle down economy” over and over even though they were completely irrelevant to the question.
Jargass by -Cato- July 27, 2010