A person who is able to find things when no one else is able to find them. A scavenger in the truest sense of the word that usually attacks in pairs. This came from the tradition that the jackal will sometimes lead a lion to its prey.
Oppositely, the term can also be used in a negative connotation to describe someone who relentlessly asks you for something that is in your possession and takes it without offering anything in return.
Oppositely, the term can also be used in a negative connotation to describe someone who relentlessly asks you for something that is in your possession and takes it without offering anything in return.
Example 1:
Person #1: Do you have any blow?
Person #2: No man I couldn't find any. Let's call Jason, he's a jackal, he'll know where we can get some.
Example 2:
Person #1 walks into party
Jason: Hey man you got any blow I can have?
Person #1: Get away from me you fucking Jackal I just got here.
Person #1: Do you have any blow?
Person #2: No man I couldn't find any. Let's call Jason, he's a jackal, he'll know where we can get some.
Example 2:
Person #1 walks into party
Jason: Hey man you got any blow I can have?
Person #1: Get away from me you fucking Jackal I just got here.
by anonymous9999999919 January 13, 2010