JAWB

Acronym representing a Janky Ass White Bitch. Janky meaning she's underhanded, dishonest, vindictive, two faced, cheap, and only physically pretty with clown makeup applied.

Hey bro, this new JAWB is really costing me too much money. I think I'm going to quit or get fired on purpose.

JAWB by Ranchgirls December 19, 2020

Jawb

Savage way of saying 'the job' . It means excellent, tidy, class, nice, ok

1) oh the jaaaawb! (when one sits down to a nice pint of murphys)

2) Q. fancy a gatt? A. jawb

3) your old laid shouts, dinner is ready. You mutter to yourself 'jawb'

Jawb by FrostyPaul August 20, 2008

Jawb

A lousy job. The opposite of a Jobby.

I loathe my Jawb, it ain't no Jobby.

Jawb by little-miss can't do wrong September 11, 2011

jawb

just another whiteboy

There goes another jawb filling out an application

jawb by gRyPhOn January 13, 2009

Rim Jawb

Originating from South Park's “what the heck is a Rim Job” This specific spelling of “Jawb” plays on the accent in which the line SHOULD be spoken so therefore it should be written that way denoting the comedy in the line...Its pretty much all about the accent
“What the heck is a rim jaawb??”
Essentially the same definition as a “Rim Job”

See “Rim Job” for further definitions.

Terry wants to talk about bumming. He asks Barry what a rim job is. Barry puts on his best 'voice' and replys "WHAT THE HECK IS A RIM JAWB!??" Terry is left none the wiser.

rim job

Rim Jawb by Betty & Dorris Afternoon TEA December 9, 2010

MAS / Slide Jawb 

. Stands for Male Answer Syndrome. Used to describe a male know-it-all who doesn't really know-it-all. but also, a complete idiot, someone who tends to dish out inaccurate information on a regular basis - but with complete confidence and a touch of arrogance.

You are being a MAS / Slide Jawb

MAS / Slide Jawb by RustyWallrus2 January 29, 2023

jawbrato 

1. Shaking of the jaw concurrent with the pulsations of vibrato during singing.

2. Vibrato resulting from the conscious manipulation (wagging) of the jaw found in some non-classical vocal traditions.

3. Satellite shaking of the jaw, due to muscle tension, in reaction to vocal vibrato.

"From the first row, we could see the soprano had some major jawbrato when singing high notes."

jawbrato by coocho June 14, 2009