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change (coins in your pocket) ey mayne im short on my 40, you got some jingle
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a sound made when keys or coins hit eachother
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anonymous
Sep 16, 2003
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Background: Slang word from the '50s
Definition: A commercial in the form of a song. Did you hear the new Coca-Cola jingle?
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(Philippine English) To pee. To urinate. I can't wait no more. I have to jingle before it blows.
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A term used by Filipinos that means "urinate." I need to jingle! Where's the nearest comfort room?!
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A mass of money that is in one's possession. Is commonly used with the word "mad" before it. "Wow, Kenny G sure has a lot of mad jingle!"
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A slang term for Jew, originally created to make Jew jokes in front of Jewish people. This new slang makes every Jew phrase instantly funnier. Jingle change, Jingle bag, etc. "Seth, don't you dare try to Jingle your way out of this one."
"Do you want your Jingle change?" "Fuckin' Jingle" |
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