Jump in the Cadillac

Tommyinnits famous thing

Fan: "jump in the Cadillac"
Tommy: "die"

by Imasussybaka August 1, 2021

jump in the cadillac

basically Tommys worst nightmare

Dono/Donation: “Jump in the cadillac girl put some miles on it”

Tommy: AHAHHAHSHSHDJFISN FUCK YOU FUCK YOU FUCK YOU FUCK YOU

After the dono disappears: OK ANYWAYS

by dreamsmp dictionary writer August 9, 2021

Jump out my hole

More inclusive term that can replace terms such as “get off my back”, “get off my nuts”, “get off my dick”, and/or “get off my grill” given everyone has some sort of a hole

You: you use all the hot sauce?
Me: jump out my hole

by Donghammer3316 January 7, 2022

jump cringe

Like a jump scare, except cringeworthy instead of scary.

When you think something (e.g. a movie or tv show) is alright until you get hit by a sudden, unexpected wave of cringe.

Also known as jumpcringe.

I was watching "The Mitchells vs. the Machines" yesterday and just when I thought the movie was getting better, they hit me with a jump cringe. Those unfunny jokes ruin the moment and give me secondhand embarrassment.

by Sonikku za Hejjihoggu May 19, 2021

Jump Force

The Sonic '06 of arena fighting games. Choppy gameplay, lots of loading screens, terrible animation, big empty hub world, and to top it off you get a terrible story mode. It is a laughably unfinished game that was just made as an easy cash grab for your classic weeb.

"Jump Force would've been pretty good if it was more focused on quality rather than quantity."

by Aemuli February 25, 2019

jump the gun

to do something too soon, especially without thinking carefully about it (Originally used in sports contests that are started by firing a gun. If someone running in a race jumps the gun, they start running before the gun has been fired to start the race.)

He shouted at me before I had time to explain, but later he apologised for jumping the gun (jump the gun).

by nemez January 16, 2011

jump-the-shark

The beginning of the end. Something is said to have "jumped the shark" when it has reached its peak and begun a downhill slide to mediocrity or oblivion. It's said to have been coined by Jon Hein, who has a web site, jumptheshark.com, and now a book detailing examples, especially as applied to TV shows. It supposedly refers to an episode of the TV show "Happy Days" in which Fonzie jumps over a shark on water skis, which Hein believes was the point at which the series had lost its touch and was beginning to grasp at straws.

A TV show's sure "jump-the-shark" sign: the appearance of a "special guest star".

by John Slowata October 24, 2005