Jeopard

At one time, the more acceptable form of jeopardize. A verb meaning "to put in jeopardy."

Could also be a much better name for the hybridized jaguar and leopard compared to the commonly accepted leguar, lepjag, and jagulep. I mean, c'mon, zoologists. Are you even trying?

Warning: do NOT pronounce this word like leotard.

Knowing very little trivia is bound to jeopard my chances of winning this game show.

by well isn't that just something October 20, 2018

jeopardized

To be in danger.

He was jeopardized when near the summit of Mount Everest

by eagle365 February 25, 2018

Double Jeoprady

When you are tried for a crime and are found innocent you may not be tried again for the same crime.

Guy 1: I am going to shoot you.
Guy 2: You will get arrested.
Guy 1: No I won't. I have been tried for murdering with a gun before and I was found innocent. They cannot try you twice for the same crime. It is called Double Jeoprady.
Guy 2: Oh crap

by Trayton35 August 3, 2007

jeopardise

jeopardize
/ˈdʒɛpədʌɪz/
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verb: jeopardise
put (someone or something) into a situation in which there is a danger of loss, harm, or failure.

jeopardize
/ˈdʒɛpədʌɪz/
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verb: jeopardise
put (someone or something) into a situation in which there is a danger of loss, harm, or failure.a devaluation of the dollar would jeopardize (destroy)New York's position as a financial centre

by iolwerfhdhjkbfweh February 20, 2021

Jeopard

The type of person you’d love too be around. A gorgeous brown-haired love boy whose enigmatic presence brightens all eyes

I’d love too kiss ‘Jeopard’ he’s that good looking

by Bit rooster November 22, 2021

Double Jeophardy

When she gives you a blowjob, makes you cum but doesn’t stop til you are hard and cum again.

She wanted my dick so bad she sent me into Double Jeophardy.

by Ijumpinit77 August 2, 2021