very fancy, posh, or trendy

The “jump” is the place in a newspaper story where the story moves from page A1 to, say, page A23. Numerous studies show that the overwhelming majority of readers do not bother to follow the story past the jump line. Although you don’t see it when you read newpapers on the internet, most people read newpapers in the print form – and savvy editors use the power of the jump to their advantage. Humorously used by the blogosphere to indicate information that will be added in later.

Bastardization of "What's going on?"

1. always on the move.

Done in the south. This is when you are cruising in your car slowly down a street and swerving left to right.

Drive or move slowly on foot, on the way to do an illegal job.

a positive response to a question. like yea but with more enthusiasm. A chant to get pumped up before getting crunk.