jahche’

Jahche’ is a god with omnipotent power but he’s really a human incognito, you won’t come across anyone like this because he is too sophisticated. He also hates that world but knows it’s beautiful, he reads energy, really spiritual and crazy. There’s too much to say about this guy…

I worship jahche’

by Jahche’ October 29, 2021

jarcull

Sickest Bloke you'll ever meet, gets infinite amount of play and will steal your girl in a heartbeat as soon as your not looking (stud)/(massive wood)/(Athlete)/(More STUD)

"Oi did u get with Jarcull"

"Ye it was grouse"

"Why are u even friends with me anymore."

by Abraham Ghandi March 1, 2022

Jache

💫Barbat💫 fictional cu par brunet si cu probleme emotionale dar sexy

Cum il cheama pe iubitul tau?
Jache!
Omege! Eram sigura

by Scârba April 17, 2022

Jachary

Jachary is the combination of Jack Avery and Zach Herron. They're both in the band Why Don't We. We all know that they are secretly dating hence why we ship Jachary. The two have been secretly dating since before the formation of the band.

Omg it's Jachary! They're so getting married.

AHHHH LOOK HOW CUTE JACHARY IS!!

Yo Jachary is matching. Cute.

by Jackzter August 20, 2019

Jarah

THE SWEETEST LITTLE GIRL EVER. SHE IS SO NICE. AND SHE IS ONE OF MY BEST FRIENDS. FITE ME.

A combination of Jared and Sarah.

Jarah is so sweet.

by jjhhjfghfghjhkjjkjkljkljk August 14, 2017

Jarhead

According to Heritage Press International: Jarhead: For roughly 50 years, sailors had little luck in their effort to insult Marines by calling them Gyrenes. So, during World War II sailors began referring to Marines as Jarheads. Presumably the high collar on the Marine Dress Blues uniform made a Marine's head look like it was sticking out of the top of a Mason jar. Marines were not insulted. Instead, they embraced the new moniker as a term of utmost respect.

Contrary to uncommon knowledge, Marines are not insulted by being called "Jarhead" - they embraced the term with the upmost respect.

by Beau R. May 6, 2019

jarhead

A term used to describe a US Marine. Although some believe the term is of recent origin (Gulf War), it has been around for a long time (at least since World War II). It has nothing to do with haircuts, hats or headshape. It refers to the Marines propensity to follow orders, regardless of consequences or personal safety. Because of their single-minded willingness to put their duty before themselves, Marines are said to have jarheads...hard on the outside and empty on the inside. It is a good thing there are such men.

Running up a hill to take a machine gun nest is not something that most people would do, but a jarhead will do it everytime he is ordered.

by Headshot1k May 1, 2010