1.) adj. mundane; used to describe a photo that is not worth looking at, or a news story that is not worth reading.
The term "jawdropping" appears in a plurality of news headlines on the internet, no matter how common or mundane the story is. Thus, when one encounters a news story or photo collection that is labeled as "jawdropping," one should not read/view said news story/photo collection, unless the reader/viewer wants to feel like they have just wasted their time.
The term "jawdropping" appears in a plurality of news headlines on the internet, no matter how common or mundane the story is. Thus, when one encounters a news story or photo collection that is labeled as "jawdropping," one should not read/view said news story/photo collection, unless the reader/viewer wants to feel like they have just wasted their time.
Example News headlines:
30 Jawdropping, Perfectly Timed Sports Photos
Houston jewelry designer and Rice graduate throws a jaw-dropping party in Cannes
Danielle Armstrong was flaunting her jaw-dropping figure on Wednesday, as she took to the beach in a tiny grey bikini to soak up the sun.
30 Jawdropping, Perfectly Timed Sports Photos
Houston jewelry designer and Rice graduate throws a jaw-dropping party in Cannes
Danielle Armstrong was flaunting her jaw-dropping figure on Wednesday, as she took to the beach in a tiny grey bikini to soak up the sun.
by Therapissed TheRapist July 1, 2018
Being under the heavy influence of a drug, usually a downer, such as THC, to the point where your jaw drops open and you drool.
Man, last night after I smoked that carribeean cush, I sat in front of the TV for 3 hours with the jawdrops.
by Danbridge September 25, 2007
by dooodooooo June 4, 2023