An Indo-English phrase originating from the culturally soaked island of Bali, Indonesia. The phrase "Jiggy-Jig" refers to the brand most often purchased by tourists on the island. They sell key chains, T-Shirts, coffee mugs and stickers. The marketers, the "Ritz", own a "Jiggy Jig" shop located next to the famous club Embargo on Legian Street. Illegal Jiggy Jig paraphernalia can be bought locally on street corners or in little shops along the Balinese Streets.
by Jageneration November 20, 2008
One who hunts a jig. if there is ever a victor and loser, hunter and prey there is a jig hunter and a jig. the one in control si the hunter.
I am about to Win the game. I am the jig hunter and my opponent is the jig. He somehow manages to turn the tables, and the jig hunter becomes the jig hunted. I am the jig and now he is the jig hunter.
by JuT October 21, 2003
The Jig of death resembles skanking or an irish jig but with side to side arm movment, knukles of moth hands together. Anyone witnessing the Jig of Death has only seven hours to live unless they pass it on!
by BENofdeath* August 18, 2003
by Adolytsi August 09, 2005
by dtrain April 12, 2004
a way to describe an object when the words don't come to mind(usually done while pointing). similar in meaning to doo-hickey.
I could not remember the name of the object, so I looked at my friend, pointed, and asked him to pass the thing-a-ma-jig.
by Paul J Parkinson March 24, 2005
A woman, who dates only Navy (or any military branch) men, for one of two reasons.
A. She is a total gold digger who go after navy guys for their money.
B. Seeking marrige, in the hope he will get transfered to another part of the country to saver her from her small town existance.
A. She is a total gold digger who go after navy guys for their money.
B. Seeking marrige, in the hope he will get transfered to another part of the country to saver her from her small town existance.
by Edward Hyde November 21, 2009