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jai
A remarkably romantic, good-looking, and charming individual, who is highly desired by women all over
jai by inshadesofblue May 31, 2015
Jai
A person who is loyal till the end and anyone who is friends with him should be happy they have him. Might be considered an asshole for what he says, but he just has the balls to say what everyone else is thinking.
Jai by aabbeeccwwzz March 25, 2016
Jai
A goodlooking, smart, handsome individual who will do whatever it takes to be the best. Might appear cocky sometimes, but he has every right to do so. If you meet a Jai, don’t be intimidated and try to warm his heart with love. Jai’s are unique and have a great personality by being friendly to mostly everyone.
Eva: omg I just met the love of my life today
Carly: I bet his name is jai
Eva: omggg how did you know?!?!?
Carly: I bet his name is jai
Eva: omggg how did you know?!?!?
Jai by Maddylasidy June 13, 2019
jai
"Jai" an indian translation of "victory of". A prefix given to any word in the english dictionary to emphasise the amazing-ness of the word; making another word better than it already is.
Jai Curry; amazing curry; victory of the curry.
Jai Foot; amazing foot; victory of the foot.
Jai Dix; amazing Dix; victory of the Dix.
Jai Foot; amazing foot; victory of the foot.
Jai Dix; amazing Dix; victory of the Dix.
jai by jai amazing June 24, 2009
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