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Used in two senses. There is the aforementioned definition of jonesin for drugs but also another definition which is synonomous with chillin. Hence jonesin is used as a verb in these two ways:
1."Spencer is jonesin for some pot." 2.What are you doing? "Sarah and I are just jonesin right now." |
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A word used to describe an intense craving for a drug. Comes from Great Jones Street in New York City, between Broadway and Lafayette Street, a former junkie hangout. I'm jonesin' for some coke.
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Originally used to describe withdrawl symptoms caused by an addiction. An extreme craving.
also; "jonesing" "I'm really jonesin' for some ice cream!"
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an immense and incredibly emotional, mental, and physical need for heroin. GOD! I'm JONESIN for just one more HIT!!!!!!!!!!
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An extreme desire for some one, usualy your mate. Boy you got me jonesin.
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To have a strong need, desire, or craving in an affectionate/romantic way for someone with the last name of "Jones". I am Jonesin so bad for this hot little thing Jessica, that I would drive 14 hours just to spend 14 minutes with her!!!
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Slang term for relaxing or chilling. Typically used when talking or texting someone on a cell phone. The origin can be also based off a lazy friend who has the last name of jones, but it cannot be confirmed that he is a total piece of garbage. Im just jonesin at the moment bro.
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