John juked Sara by rejecting her to go to prom with her although she was confident he would say yes.
by iShartGlass_inc May 24, 2016
1.it can be a way of a female dancing on a guy but also
2. in chicago it can mean a dance some would call footworking
3.or also a type of atmosphere
2. in chicago it can mean a dance some would call footworking
3.or also a type of atmosphere
1. She gave him a juke.
2. It was a juke battle between 187 and terra squad.
3. That party was jukin.
2. It was a juke battle between 187 and terra squad.
3. That party was jukin.
by AngelofLuv January 21, 2009
A type of contemporary blues music originated in 2008 by the Colorado band, Papa Juke. Juke mixes elements of Chicago Blues, Swing, Boogie, Rock, Latin, Country, Jam, Reggae, Cajun, R & B, Funk, Jazz and Gospel genres.
by JukeFan July 11, 2008
Juke is an African word that arrived in the Americas from the slave trade. It means a time to gather and celebrate with dance and music. In America it originally connotated a place (in the south) where almost exclusively black people would go to dance, drink, etc. Hence 'juke joint.'
by Hoss0013 August 15, 2008
To give a person a super workout while dancing with them to the point where they can't keep up. Commonly used in Chicago.
by Dashikashay August 29, 2003