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Jorieth

Damn she’s so a Jorieth
by Who’s that.? May 15, 2019
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Youtube Journey

To click from link to link on Youtube, and going on a journey of increasing randomness and declining taste, leaving you in a very wrong place indeed in under 6 clicks.
I went on a YouTube Journey. I was looking at the new Ford and 3 clicks later I'm watching a man disembowling some animal.
by Jimaxyn April 5, 2012
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Jourel

Noun, the father of Kalel, aka SUPERMAN.
Jourel sent Kalel away right before their planet exploded.
by J.Ducky February 26, 2009
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Journelist Wedgie

When the victom is given a regular wedgie on a computer chair, they are taped or tied to the chair forced to type exactly what is happening. If they stop typing, the giver gives them a worse wedgie. They keep this up until giver says that the typing is good enough, by good enough I mean good grammer, spelling, and detail.
I like to write, and my friend knows that, So, at her house, she gives me a journelist wedgie and I typed exactly what was happening. I got yanked 6 times and it lasted 10 minutes.
by Nefertiti9892 May 16, 2010
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wikipedia journey

(n) When you start looking something up on wikipedia (usually something meaningful for a class or work) and end up clicking link after link of related topics in each article, until you've ended up on something completely unrelated and wasted a large amount of time on information you forget 1 hour later.
I started looking up micro albumin but went on a three hour wikipedia journey until I ended up on anal intercourse.
by Kumbo January 10, 2012
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jouie

a tall glass of water; essentially the name of a beautiful girl. french for sexy
that girl is such a jouie! how gorgeous
by give me money and eat shit December 10, 2020
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Journey

One of the great rock and roll bands of the 70's and 80's, started by former members of Santana, and fronted (most famously) by Steve Perry.

The late 70's and early 80's were Journey's most successful period, with songs on the charts such as "Lights," "Any Way You Want It," "Don't Stop Believin," "Who's Cryin' Now," "Be Good to Yourself," and the standard for power ballads, "Open Arms."

In the following years, there was turmoil in the band, from members getting fired and quitting. The band reunited briefly in the mid-90's and then continued on without Steve Perry. A new vocalist was found in Steve Augeri, who has an odd resemblance to Steve Perry, in both looks and in singing. The band continues to make albums and go on tour.

Last year, Journey got a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, with many Journey members from the past and from now present. "Don't Stop Believin" was featured in an episode of "Family Guy." It was also made the official Chicago White Sox anthem on their way to the World Series.
Journey's music is timeless.
by the B. January 18, 2006
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