jimmy-snake

verb- To carry or move an object in a snake like motion while working in tight spaces.

The elf jimmy-snaked the block to escape the hallway and avoid the ghost. Originated while playing Gauntlet on a NES circa 1988.

by Grashopper-tiger March 23, 2019

Jimmy Jug

A vessel used for holding water, usually a large plastic bottle. Used to stay hydrated during one's travels.

Not to be confused with a Johnny Jug.

It was hot and dry in the convention hall so I took a swig of water from my Jimmy Jug to cool off.

by Mister Amoc March 22, 2016

Jimmy Mac

A commonly used term to denote a firearm or gun in Baltimore in 2016.

I left a Jimmy Mac on top of the car tire in case we need it.

by Agent0000 February 27, 2020

Japanese Jimmie

A person with a strong bias towards media from Japan

Ya with the way he reacted to that state of play he must've been a japanese jimmie

by Naichism October 6, 2022

Jimmy Rodriguez

Jimmy Rodriguez a man who often steals rap songs

Jimmy Rodriguez stole blue stripes

by Kid tacck March 17, 2019

Jimmy Moore

Brother of Alan Moore. Often stops by the unsuspecting Matt Cohen's to inappropriately take bong hits in the middle of the Bagged and Boarded podcast.

Oh, did you hear that, listeners? Jimmy Moore just stopped by.

by ShadowRogue December 13, 2010

Jimmy Smitts

1. When someone gets way too drunk and/or gets drunk enough that they feel that re-enacting the character played by Jimmy Smitts in the "Tommyknockers" by walking drunk out of a 2nd story window is a good idea. This means they are drunk enough to do anything up to or equaling the level of drunken jackassery it takes to walk out of a 2nd story window.

2. A way of explaining that you are getting drunk on the down-low.

1. "Yeah, I pretty much turned into Jimmy Smitts last night, called my ex up, and told her to suck a cheeta's dick." or "I was thinking about choking the bitch, but I figured I'd turn into Jimmy Smitts instead."

2. "My Dad just got home, but I assure you I'm Jimmy Smitts."

by R.M. Williams June 30, 2008