chesea jenkins

chealsea jenking is a a stuck up bitch who likes the cock and ould fuck any man alive

by jow April 26, 2003

Jinkies

Another word for pubic hair.

"He was shaving his jinkies and cut his wank".

by Mikey C June 3, 2006

Chopper Jenkins

To boldly go where no man with a fully functioning brain cell will dare to travel.

Tibby pulled a chopper jenkins and ran from the nudist beach straight into the briar patch to save his favorite hat from blowing away.

by Chavr July 16, 2008

Leeroy Jenkins

To do something to intentionally piss one or more people off, for your own amusement.

Ex: Leeroy Jenkins, duh.

You can also use Leeroy for short.

Guy 1: "So yeah, I pissed a bunch of people off when I lit some A&F and Hollister clothes on fire, only to make a statement."
Guy 2: "I think they got the idea, Mr. Leeroy Jenkins."

Guy 1: " Dude, watch this shit."
*Goes and does some shit to piss everyone off*
Guy 2: "What a retard."
Guy 3: "He's not a retard, he's.."
Guy 1: "LEEROOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOY JENKINS!!"
Guy 2: "Goddamnit, Leeroy."

by David777 October 14, 2008

The heroine junkies hand shake

How heroine junkies greet each other.

Step one: both parties hold out their outstretched, track marked arms,

step two: both take the avalable hand, and slap eachother's track marks for good luck.

: Enjoy!

while walking down the streets of brooklyn, i often witness the heroine junkies hand shake, before, and after drug deals

by Iwantmymovieback January 6, 2009

Jinkies

A new "slang term" for marijuana. Based on a saying Velma says in the cartoon, Scooby Doo.

Shaggy! Are you and Scooby smoking jinkies?
"Oh damn, do you have the jinkies?"
"Joseph, are you smoking that dank jinkies?"
Joseph like smoking jinkies.

by yesmanjr January 26, 2015

Leroy Jenkins

A term oft-used by teenage and/or pre-pubescent boys that play Call of Duty: Black Ops at least 4 hours every day. The term is often yelled into a headset while playing on Xbox Live so as to alarm and thus disturb the gameplay of other players.

Emphasis is usually put on the "e" and "o" in Leroy, dragging out the pronounciation. i.e. Leeeeerooooy. While emphasis is put on the second syllable, "kins" in Jenkins. i.e. JenKIIINS.

"Frag out!"

"Leroy Jenkins!"

"Dude! WTF I just got killed because you distracted me.

by dacousin January 5, 2011