jeoing

1. To experience a significant failure or setback resulting in utter destruction or ruin.
2. To suffer a catastrophic loss or failure in a venture, endeavor or decision.

1. After pouring all his savings into the stock market, he was jeoinged when the market nuked, leaving him penniless.
2. The once-thriving neighborhood was jeoinged by a series of natural disasters, leaving it in ruins.

by RawAF May 15, 2024

Jeoing'd

1. To experience a significant failure or setback resulting in
utter destruction or ruin.
2. To suffer a catastrophic loss or failure in a venture,
endeavor, or decision.

1. After pouring all his savings into the stock market, he
was jeoing'd when the market nuked, leaving him
penniless.
2. The once-thriving neighborhood was jeoing'd by a series
of natural disasters, leaving it in ruins.

by WheelsUpCena May 23, 2024

Jeoinged

1. To experience a significant failure or setback resulting in utter destruction or ruin.
2. To suffer a catastrophic loss or failure in a venture, endeavor, or decision.

1. After pouring all his savings into the stock market, he
was jeoinged when the market nuked, leaving him
penniless.
2. The once-thriving neighborhood was jeoinged by a series
of natural disasters, leaving it in ruins.

by WheelsUpCena May 27, 2024

Jeoing’d

Jeoing’d- (verb) to get nuked.

A tiny plane that goes around dropping nukes on things

Bill held the meme coin too long and his portfolio got jeoing’d

Jeoing’d - (verb) to get nuked.

by Bombadier737 June 11, 2024