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Widely accepted as a term for a chill, non-uptight Asian person who is skilled in martial arts. Usually also brings with it honor and prosperity.
Citizen 1: Yo dawg you seen that weird Jinch guy around?

Citizen 2: Dude, don't talk about him like that. I heard he knows mad kung fu.
jinch by jDubz March 22, 2012
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A very cool person who is synonymous with the words fun and lively. Antonymous with 'sack of rocks'.
Wow, you're such a Jince today.
Jince by ICatchYourBus October 27, 2020
Bestest person ever you can have in your life. Love and affection are her identity. Hating someone is far away from her. Gem of a person. Person who has a beautiful heart.
Jincy
Jincy by MS4U September 30, 2018

Jinchuuriki 

A Jinchuuriki is a person who has a Bijuu sealed inside their body.

The word comes from the manga/animé series Naruto. In the story, there are nine "tailed beasts" or Bijuu. These Bijuu are inhuman masses of chakra and their powers are described in the show as "beyond human understanding and uncontrollable." However, people still tried controlling them by sealing them inside people, thus suppressing their powers and controlling them in this fashion.

Two known Jinchuuriki are Naruto from Konoha who has the Kyuubi (Nine-tailed demon fox) sealed inside him, and Gaara of the Desert from the Hidden Sand Village who has the Ichibi (One-tailed demon raccoon) sealed within himself.

Jinchuuriki will show exterior signs of their sealed demons, such as Naruto's (fake or real) "whiskers (fox)" and the thick darkness under and around Gaara's eyes (raccoon).

If a Jinchuuriki ever has their Bijuu extracted from their body, they will die.
Known Jinchuuriki:

Naruto Uzumaki - Hidden Leaf Village - Kyuubi (Nine-tailed
demon fox)

Gaara of the Desert - Hidden Sand Village - Ichibi (One-tailed
demon raccoon)

Having Bijuu sealed within their bodies, Naruto and Gaara are both Jinchuuriki.
Jinchuuriki by BlueWolf39 July 19, 2007
Damn did you see Ramon’s girl? Yea Jincky right?
jincky by Jinckysauce May 11, 2021
a person who loves to eats quarter pounders specifically on Tuesdays.
Put the burger down Brad, stop being such a jinckie!
jinckie by PASHINN November 4, 2021
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