jawndice

pronuon for just about anything. an extended from of the word jawn (alternate spelling jaun). the word was first originated and poularized by the hardcore NPXC.
**not to be confused with the disease "jaundice" where your skin turns yellow**

"feen-dog, can i see that jawndice over there?"
"DAYUM this jawndice is of the hizz-al fo' shizz-al"

by aloysius bieds December 1, 2004

jaunpiece

A jaunpiece ju-awn/pees,noun:

Used in place of forgotten words.

Jaunpiece can also be used to create a
sentence that won't offend.

I was taking a walk down jaunstreet when this vicious jaunpiece came out of no where and mauled my oily face.
Hey Bobby, xyz, your jaunpiece is hanging out.

by Dutherkin February 21, 2008

jawnpeice

Gat, thing, item, anything that cannot be described properly at the time

Excuse me sir, would you hand me that jawnpeice please.

Yo nig, gimme dat jawnpeice nah meen?

by EJCF October 22, 2006

jawn piece

A synonym for male genitalia, most commonly used by a bull in Lower Manhattan and Brooklyn. It was derived from the word jawn after growing in popularity as a term substituted for every word that one couldn't creatively think of by himself. Soon, "jawn piece" became a more street-friendly description of one's package.

"I slapped that slut in the face with my jawn piece."

"Gay bulls keep starin' at my jawn piece."

"I was at the bar and this whore grabbed my jawn piece"

by Leroy Zanzibar February 9, 2008

Janiece

Often mistaken as 'Janice'. Very stubborn. Can be born ugly. Very mischievous, and always landing herself in trouble. They normally have very high metabolisms, making them light-weight. She is annoying and mean. Do not cross paths with this sneaky girl. Keep distance.

"It's Janiece, not Janice"

by ButternutSquash13 April 9, 2017

jawn-jawny-jawn piece

A slang term used for the male sex organ.

Ayo! Yung Trag Brah popped a cap in his jawn-jawny-jawn piece!

by Snooder C April 17, 2007

Johnpiece

Anything or anyone the redeems useless or of no importance to you. It may be mixed together with any other words you feel necessary. if you mix it with another word You usually take out the word Piece.

Lets tip that tool over whose taking a deuce in the port-o-john; Give me that johnpiece.

by Nevin Hendricks October 23, 2007