Jazeer 

A word derived from Arabic, meaning emphasis or victory. Commonly given only to the best of men as first names.

1. I need to jazeer this point across in my essay.

2. At the end of the day, jazeer was ours, and no one could take that away from us.

Jazeer by Tasha84_nz October 18, 2010

Jazeer 

A word that means 'to win over'

Usual methods of victory include:
1. Flashing a smile
2. Mild flirtation and flattery
3. Use of the phrase "I got this," with a wink ;)

1. He can jazeer his way out of a parking ticket!

2. She didn't like the idea, but I jazeered her eventually.

3. I need to jazeer my mum to buy me a car.

Jazeer by KegalleSithy November 6, 2011

jazzerette 

a small piece of jazz music , also a guitar suitable to play a sort of jazzy music

listen to my jazzerette;
i play a little jazzerette on my Jazzerette in the buffette of the wasserette

jazzerette by Smoke Bosvogel August 19, 2008

Jameer 

The Best Person U can Ever meet he is Nice Loving Good at Basket ball And Loves his friends and supportive to some other he can get annoyed easily but he has a Sence of Humor For Everything’s

Jameer is Sweet

Jameer by Bug Rabbit January 7, 2018

Jazzerette 

is female for jazzer, or the woman of a jazzer

Jazzer seeker jazzerette: tall jazzer seeks jazzerette to hang out with, go to jazz, play guitar, eat out, enjoy life.

Jazzerette by Donkeyshot October 18, 2008

Jameer 

A real ass, loyal nigga. Keep da hoes but don’t even want them. Always laughing at something. Tall and handsome, picky about who he dates and lovable. A sweet, kind gentleman that respect his girlfriend only. Cares about the person he loves the most.

Dat nigga jameer sexy asf girlllll.

Jameer by Jaywillow November 6, 2019

Al Jazeera

The CNN of the Midde East

Al Jazeera is the largest and most controversial Arabic News Channel in the Middle East, offering news coverage 24 hours a day from around the world and focusing on the hottest regions of conflict.

The station gained worldwide attention following the September 11, 2001 attacks, when it broadcast video statements by Osama bin Laden and other al-Qaeda leaders.

Al Jazeera by -Dennis- September 9, 2006