Jimming

To drink alcohol at a very slow pace. To let your alcohol get warm from being drank slowly. Originated in Akron, OH.

He is jimming his beer.

She needs to stop jimming her drink so we can go to the next bar.

by K40 January 13, 2004

jimming

The verb of being a (typically elderly)person on the internet who doesn't know how to use the internet, or who doesn't know what the heck is going on in general.

He was jimming when he said he was thinkin about thos beans

PLEASE SHOW TO JIM HA !! HA !!

"grandma tried to google search in her facebook status box again today -- she's such a jim"

by evevvren January 29, 2019

Jimming

taking someones food, distributing it to others, and giving an empty bag to the original owner afterwards.

because he doesn't have food himself, he is jimming.

by haremhabibi March 13, 2019

jimming

Distributing someones food and handing an empty bag to the original owner

I always knew he was a rude boy, he was jimming with my food daily

by haremhabibi May 9, 2019

Jimming

Jimming is the process oneself does in executing a Jim trade in crypto. It is where an investor sells their entire holding or dumping their entire crypto bag at a crypto currencies infancy when it is undervalued. Jimming was first identified as a type of bad investment decision in the Dough crypto currency

Did you see the jim trade in bitcoin yesterday evening, someone was jimming

by TheCelticWorm November 25, 2021

Jimming

Jimming means selling crypto to early.

Dave jimmed (jimming) his DOUGH bag at 600k market cap.

by Aazzawazza November 25, 2021

jimming the camera

A term that's derived from the U.S. version of the British TV comedy "The Office" in which a recurring character named "Jim Halpert" constantly looks into the camera with various expressions.

Hey man, stop Jimming the camera!

Hey how come you're always Jimming the Camera?

by Kevin_Vs._The_World August 28, 2017