jeter

N. A person of indeterminadble and probably mixed race. Races that are often Jeters include: white, puerto rican, other hispanics, south-east asians, and african-americans.

Yo, Where is Mariah Carey from anyway... Is she a Jeter?

by Jake H April 15, 2006

derek jetered

To be out with your friends at a bar very late at night and at the last minute you still manage to pull the hottest girl in the place

It was just us standing around all night until I Derek Jetered this girl that we all had hot balls for.

by Gross Tony March 7, 2008

Jeter

1. To act completely unselfishly for the better for your team.

2. To lead by example.

3. Clutch.

Antonym: Nomar.

That play was so Jeter!

by a-rod August 2, 2004

Jesterstar

Living proof that crack-addled Irish wiggers copulated with drunk chimpanzees.

Someone kicked that Jesterstar out of the party last night after he took off his clothes and defecated on the kitchen floor.

by Cosmik Debris April 11, 2005

Derek Jeter

A Major League Baseball player who was drafted sixth overall in the 1992 MLB Amateur Draft. A perennial All-Star and current captain of the New York Yankees, Jeter is a terrific hitter who has frequent troubles defending his position at shortstop. He won four World Series titles as a member of the Yankees between 1996-2000. He is often credited with having great intangibles, although this is all speculation since these qualities cannot be measured. Also known for his handsome looks and mulatto ancestry.

Objective fan #1: "Derek Jeter occasionally costs the Yankees runs because of his inability to make effective plays on balls hit to his right."

Objective fan #2: "Yes, but he makes up for it because he is excellent at the plate and is able to work the count and get on base."

Objective fan #1: "I agree."

by Timothy Riel February 18, 2009

Jeter

Shortstop for the New York Yankees who is more concerned with winning than stats. For antonym see: Nomar

Jeter didn't choke in October

by Eat NY Pizza and Dicks October 29, 2003

derek jeter

The starting shortstop and captain of the New York Yankees, arguably the best clutch hitter in baseball. As well as going back and forth for the American League lead in batting average in 2006, he is also the leading candidate for the league's Most Valuable Player award. He is considered by most to be a future hall of famer, and is one of the most revered and highly regarded Yankees of all-time.

Derek Jeter came up big in the clutch yet again, with a 2 out, 9th inning double, propelling the Yankees to their sixth straight win.

by dool325 September 17, 2006