An especially important object, person, or place.
A replacement word for any noun that represents something important to you.
A derivitive of the word "jawn" which is a Philadelphian word used to replace any noun.
A replacement word for any noun that represents something important to you.
A derivitive of the word "jawn" which is a Philadelphian word used to replace any noun.
"Man, I've been looking for this jawn-titty all week!"
Or
"We're going to get this job done now that we got this jawn-titty right here."
Or
"We're going to get this job done now that we got this jawn-titty right here."
by Dr. Anal David July 13, 2018

by AddMeOnSnap:Skxrtyt August 7, 2019

Jawn /jôn/(n.) is a noun that is used in Philadelphia, PA (and the rest of the Delaware Valley) that is supposed to take the place of a person, place, thing, event, or idea/thought if you don't know the name of it - essentially, Jawn means noun.
The way to use it is when you don't know the name of someone, somewhere, something, or some thought, you say "jawn" in its place. It's similar to how you might use the word joint in New York (actually, that's kinda where jawn came from).
The way to use it is when you don't know the name of someone, somewhere, something, or some thought, you say "jawn" in its place. It's similar to how you might use the word joint in New York (actually, that's kinda where jawn came from).
Ex. 1
Normal Sentence: I need to go to the store to buy some ground beef for the cookout down the street at James's house.
Philly Sentence: I need to go to the store to buy some of that ground Jawn for the Jawn down the street at James's house.
Ex. 2
Normal Sentence: You see the bad chick that just moved in?
Philly Sentence: You see that bad Jawn that just moved in?
Ex. 3
Normal Sentence: Did you see that WAWA got a new sandwich for sale?
Philly Sentence: Did you see the WAWA got a new Jawn for sale?
Ex. 4:
Normal sentence: I'm gonna miss this bus!
Philly Sentence: I'm gonna miss this Jawn!
Note: Jawn doesn't have to be capital.
Normal Sentence: I need to go to the store to buy some ground beef for the cookout down the street at James's house.
Philly Sentence: I need to go to the store to buy some of that ground Jawn for the Jawn down the street at James's house.
Ex. 2
Normal Sentence: You see the bad chick that just moved in?
Philly Sentence: You see that bad Jawn that just moved in?
Ex. 3
Normal Sentence: Did you see that WAWA got a new sandwich for sale?
Philly Sentence: Did you see the WAWA got a new Jawn for sale?
Ex. 4:
Normal sentence: I'm gonna miss this bus!
Philly Sentence: I'm gonna miss this Jawn!
Note: Jawn doesn't have to be capital.
by Machodave_215 April 7, 2022

A spot in the water where waves are large, easily caught, and overall primo. This phrase is mostly used by surfers in south Jersey, in particular, 'The Cove.'
Yo Brozeph, this spot is a wang jawn!
Sucks Broha, this rip-tide is pulling me away from that wang jawn.
Sucks Broha, this rip-tide is pulling me away from that wang jawn.
by PatMas! June 23, 2007

When a guy with an inflamed penis (due to numming agents such as lube or other gels) puts his Penis through a hole of a donut and has his partner proceed to eat the donut off the penis, thus the spicy donut jawn.
by Laneytheg May 3, 2021

"Jawn" is a slang term primarily used in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and its surrounding regions, particularly in African American Vernacular English (AAVE) and among youth culture. It's a versatile word that can refer to just about anything or anyone, depending on the context. It's often used as a placeholder noun when someone can't think of or doesn't want to specify a particular object, person, or thing. It's similar to terms like "thingamajig," "whatchamacallit," or "what's-its-name."
The trend of using "jawn" in this manner gained significant momentum with the influence of Philadelphia-based social media influencers, such as Kick Infuenzer Suspendas, who popularized its usage across various online platforms. These influencers contributed to its widespread recognition and adoption beyond Philadelphia, making it a notable fixture in contemporary urban vernacular.
The trend of using "jawn" in this manner gained significant momentum with the influence of Philadelphia-based social media influencers, such as Kick Infuenzer Suspendas, who popularized its usage across various online platforms. These influencers contributed to its widespread recognition and adoption beyond Philadelphia, making it a notable fixture in contemporary urban vernacular.
by crazypretend49 April 7, 2024

1.When we went to the club last night that jawn was lit
2. What's that one jawn called?
3. I love this jawn
2. What's that one jawn called?
3. I love this jawn
by f0reign.j@wn May 23, 2018
