jacked

1. Verb: Past tense

Origin from 'hijacked': as the past-progressive meaning stolen in a violent fashion.
Commonly refers to robbery, theft, misuse, seizure, possesion.

2. Adjective

Well muscled, iron-bound, pumped.

1. "Yo, I got up to go to the bathroom and some jerk jacked my seat"
or
"Yesterday I jacked a pack of gum from the mall."

2. "That weightlifter sure is jacked. Too bad he's on steroids."

by Miranda November 21, 2003

Jack

Another feature that Apple has deemed unnecessary.

Why the fuck does the iPhone 7 not have a headphone jack?

by HyperLynx September 20, 2016

Jack jack

a sneaky little person that works at cybercamps, and is constantly bugging owen about him being an LIT. he wears a stuipd pink ballon around his head, which has headlice.

jack jack is annoying

by odubcybercamps August 4, 2009

jacked

very strong, huge muscles

Has he been working out? He looks jacked!

by meeeeeee July 1, 2004

Jack

that guy who we'll never know if he hit the road

"So did he Jack?"

by c0nceptuous July 27, 2016

The Jacks

the jacks, a term believed to originate in Australia, means the police.

oh shit, better run its the jacks!

by yeahyeahbutterchick November 30, 2017

Jacked

Something that is really bad or messed up.

His teeth were so jacked. Traffic was jacked. That was really jacked up the way he spoke to you.

by Erica Williams June 30, 2006