jitbag

a nerd, asshole or jerkoff

Holy shit that guy Marvin is a real jitbag.

by The Phantom strikes June 12, 2003

jitney

A jitney is a makeshift taxicab service that usually accepts alternative forms of payment, such as crack cocaine or sexual favors. These operate solely in the hood.

Moesha, since yo' car was repo'd you gotsta call me a jitney, I ain't walkin. I ain't got no money so gimme an 8ball.

by Cheerio November 18, 2004

Jitler

The leader of the Jazi Party. Now recruiting major SS officers including Adam McBride.

"Building a new concentration camp in bellsmyre." - Jitler
"Good" - Adam

by Jitler123 November 17, 2016

JITR

Pronounced Jit-ter ('jiter). JITR is code for ( Jews In The Room) . To be used when warning someone that there is a jew near-by without alearting the jew. May be used to prevent someone from saying an anti-semitic comment.

" So I said, I don't think that Hitler was that bad....JITR(cough)...I mean, punished enough for the crimes he commited"

"Watch out...there is a lot of JITR around here"

by GentileWarrior December 14, 2008

Jite

an individual who relies on cheap jokes, displaced drama, and crudeness while trying to keep a facade innocence or friendliness.

man, have you seen that new member? he's acting like a complete jite!

by leo33wii April 14, 2011

Jitter

One who wears clothes similar in fashion to skaters (eg: baggy trousers, hoodys or t-shirt over long sleeved top) and mainly listens to mainstream 'punk' music (i.e. blink182, sum 41) or rock music.

A jitter will often wear customised clothes and accessories, and believe themselves to be more individual than a trendy, however since most jitters are similar to each other, this isn’t necessarily the case.

Skill with a skateboard is optional however; owning at least one Tony Hawks Pro Skater game is mandatory.

"most of the jitter's hang out at the skate park"

by DaRk October 6, 2003

Jitt

A short person, 6th 7th or 8th graders under 5 feet tall is a jit

hey look at that Jitt he's so short, hahahaha

by I like words)(654321 January 21, 2017