jinkies

Exclamation of surprise; Most commonly used by one Velma in the late '60s and early '70s.

Jinkies, that monster is just a guy in a disguise!

by Rodney Basil October 7, 2003

Jingles Landing

Refers to when someone lands a vehicle, usually aircraft, in such a manner that it causes damage to the vehicle such as broken wings, but without any casualties. May also apply to submarines on the ocean floor.

Popularized by former Royal Navy sailor/Youtuber Paul "The Mighty Jingles" Charlton, who is notorious for doing this in video games, including in the aforementioned submarine.

The plane is damaged, because the last pilot who flew it made a Jingles Landing and broke the landing gear.

by YamaTOGII* August 26, 2021

jinkies

Surprised.

"Jinkies it's a clue" - Velma from Scooby-Doo

by Hung Far Lo April 4, 2003

jinkle

v. To allow the back end of your skateboard, snowboard, car, or other conveyance, to wobble before re-gaining control.

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Dude! Nice jinkle. I thought you were headed for an awesome skatemark but you drug it down.

I am a great skate. Really great.

by gnostic 1 January 19, 2013

Jinkies

An interjection.
An exclamation for something surprising. It is often used during the TV show "Scooby-Doo." It was mainly used to signify something shocking or for the discovery of a clue.

It's not a breakfast cereal, although it should be.

Johnny Bravo: "Jinkies!"
Ghostly Gardener: "GRRAAAHHHHHH!!!"
Johnny Bravo: "Jinkies... Jinkies... Isn't that a breakfast cereal or somethin'?"

by IceSide May 13, 2013

Jinkies

Boobies

Damn, Velma! Your jinkies!

by mitchietorrez August 10, 2016

Jinkees

A phrase often said by Velma from Scooby Doo when she discovers something important.

Jinkees, I've found a clue!

by Aaron W. December 3, 2002