That perfect level of drunkness where you are just having an amazing time, laughing, having fun, and dancing. Usually 1-2 shots before blacking out.
Once the song “September” came on at the party last night, I got so jiggy and couldn’t stop smiling and dancing.
by Chocolate Savage Mode September 30, 2020
Get the Jiggymug. by super seeds April 8, 2019
Get the Jiggymug. Adj.
1. Of or related to those prone to disrespecting colleagues and underlings to the point of abuse and beyond, and anyone exiting on the wrong side of the stage
2. O or relating to older people who are prone to slapping people for minor errors, especially exiting on the wrong side of the stage
3. Senile and violent though brilliant, who like to punch people, either figuratively or, in the case of basses exiting the wrong side of the stage, bass singers
4.
1. Of or related to those prone to disrespecting colleagues and underlings to the point of abuse and beyond, and anyone exiting on the wrong side of the stage
2. O or relating to older people who are prone to slapping people for minor errors, especially exiting on the wrong side of the stage
3. Senile and violent though brilliant, who like to punch people, either figuratively or, in the case of basses exiting the wrong side of the stage, bass singers
4.
Man, I can't believe John Eliot Gardiner quit The Proms because hit that bass singer in the face; he must be getting a little jiggy in his old age.
by anonymous August 27, 2023
Get the Jiggymug. by TorioWasHere May 26, 2023
Get the Getting Jiggy With A Riflemug. It means I love you
by Xx3unknownx3x March 4, 2024
Get the Jiggy jar jar Doomug. Adj.
1. Of or related to those prone to disrespecting colleagues and underlings to the point of abuse and beyond, and anyone exiting on the wrong side of the stage
2. O or relating to older people who are prone to slapping people for minor errors, especially exiting on the wrong side of the stage
3. Senile and violent though brilliant, who like to punch people, either figuratively or, in the case of basses exiting the wrong side of the stage, bass singers
4.
1. Of or related to those prone to disrespecting colleagues and underlings to the point of abuse and beyond, and anyone exiting on the wrong side of the stage
2. O or relating to older people who are prone to slapping people for minor errors, especially exiting on the wrong side of the stage
3. Senile and violent though brilliant, who like to punch people, either figuratively or, in the case of basses exiting the wrong side of the stage, bass singers
4.
DAAAAAAANG, I can't believe John Eliot Gardiner hit that bass...I guess he's getting a little jiggy in his old age.
by Trouble-Clef August 27, 2023
Get the Jiggymug.