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Jaxxinate
Jaxxinate by FoxHoundCom December 8, 2021
Jaxx
Seems like a very calm person when you first meet them but when you get to know him he's very funny, kind, caring, (can be rude but in a funny way). But go easy on them because they can get hurt easily and you don't wanna do that. If your able to get in one of their life's. You better take that chance and make them happy because if you don't you screwed up. He is a very awesome and good person to have in your life and always will be no matter what happens.
We love Jaxx!❤️
Jaxx
The coolest dude ever. Like istg make out with me rn. If ur named Jaxx then you’re automatically cool. Jaxx is hella funny, easy to annoy but in a playful way, and the sweetest fucking person on earth. ily <3
Jaxx is a sexy motherfucker
Jaxx by remus.the.rat.lover December 27, 2021
Jaxxon
A very unique spelling of ‘Jackson’ it can also be spelt Jaxon. Gets all the girls and makes a lot of people laugh, can be annoying sometimes but in a good way.
Stephanie: Omg, look at Jaxxon!
Gabriella: He is so hot!!!!
Stephanie: Should I go talk to him?
Gabriella: Yes girl, go ahead!
Gabriella: He is so hot!!!!
Stephanie: Should I go talk to him?
Gabriella: Yes girl, go ahead!
Jaxxon by Jacob Hoffman November 2, 2017
JAXX
Derived from the meaning of the nature of beauty, and the art of ones body.
Combination of Jacked + Aesthetics. Thus pronounced JAXX.
Combination of Jacked + Aesthetics. Thus pronounced JAXX.
JAXX by BodyBuilding July 6, 2012
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