Jaxed it

Jaxed it comes from the verb, jax. It is a commonly used phrase which originated from the videogame Fortnite, whenever the player accidentally takes any form of fall damage. Jaxed is now widely used outside of its original context. Usually used when referring to a "fuck up"/"inconvenience" in your day to day life.

"Oh no, I jaxed it"
"My mate can't come out tonight, he's jaxed it"

Jaxed it by SmexyJaxy April 27, 2022

Jaked it

When one of your friends make a joke and then the kid that thinks he’s funny tries add on and completely ruins the joke

Shii man you jaked it so hard

Jaked it by Jaked it November 7, 2020

jaked it

to drop a ball (usually a football) that is easily catchable

"Dude how didn't you catch that ball it was right to your hands!'

"I know i totally jaked it"

jaked it by Coopahloop October 8, 2009

PB and Jayed it 

Having diarrhea while leaking period blood at the same time.

I was so embarrassed! I PB and Jayed it at work today. {shit} {period}

PB and Jayed it by SilverSheilds May 15, 2018

It's June, Jared!

A phrase to playfully characterize those who were incorrect about a matter, particularly towards those who originally doubted or pushed back.

its june ja·red (4 syllables.

Derived from: National sports commentator Jared Stillman received push-back and accused of sensationalism and bad-faith when pointing out the team wouldn't be any good. Particularly after observing team in summer practices/activities in June. By October, the team held the worst record in the league.

March 01:

Martin: You know what, I'll just say it, this new product will be discontinued by May. It's just not doing well in trials and surveys.

March 02:
Sally: It's just March, all the other product analysts and I agree. You are just a hater and engaging in bad faith.

May 22: Per Press Release: The product has been discontinued

May 23:

Martin: You see, you all just pulled a "It's June, Jared!" on me. What did I say?

It's June, Jared! by noflagsonthefield October 16, 2026