Japanning

A noun used to identify what is going on around or near a workspace or particular area.

So, what is japanning on your end of the building?

That accounting chicks ass is really japanning.

by Newtronica February 25, 2009

Janning out

Accepted as a colloquial for the first person to fall asleep or leave at a social event

Synonyms: Bitch out, punk out, geek out, pass out.

Did you see that guy Janning out at 10:30 last night?

John- "Hey man, where's Bill? He invited me over here fifteen minutes ago..."
Bob - "Oh, he's Janning out in the tub."

by Basil of Baker Street May 16, 2011

Japanigga

A black male/female that is obsessed with anime and all things Japanese.

Japanigga: OMG >O< SO KAWAIII!!!~
Person #1: Why the hell is that black person talking like that?
Person #2: He's a Japanigga -___-

by NORTLEK January 21, 2011

Jaranting

Something that makes you feel passionate emotion about something, usually applied to art.

-Fur elise was really jaranting.

by jubileesucks February 10, 2021

Japaniga

Japaniga is a word used for somebody who lives in the city Iga in Japan.

"Hey are you a japaniga?"
"Yeah I live in Iga, Japan!)

by Japaniga'sWarrior May 4, 2021

japanniversary

an anniversary in Japan.
a year spent in Japan.
Japan + anniversary = japanniversary

Whoa! It's my japanniversary in two days!

by juneY November 11, 2006

Japanengrish

The evolution of the Japanese language in Japan as the influence of English has affected it's use in a slang-like manner. Although the japanese language had originally adopted words from english (ex. teburu, hanbaaga, okke), french (anime, pan), and german (arubaito) the newer generations began to use english words as a sort of slang changing the meaning entirely from the original english one. Memo wo shite iru no? Means to be emailing off a cellphone etc... the word memo has been adopted and changed. Most jpop songs now a days include a great amount of english as in the songs from Hirai Ken (hitomi wo tojite, my love forever) and Korean Singer Boa in Every heart. Many restaurants and stores are named after random english and non english words such as Gasuto (Although spelled Gusto, which should be pronounced as written, not Gasto) etc...

Japanengrish is a result of western influence on japanese youth.

by m0u5y January 2, 2006