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reel jeenyus
a boy that calls himself a man and uses his so called reputation to try destroy innocent people whether it be on a website or behind a person's back with accusations. never wants to see the truth behind lies so no one really bothers to get the truth to him. believes himself to be a genius but has difficulties spelling even the simplest of words and can't see when he being a fool.
reel jeenyus by saraleena May 11, 2010
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Jeenius • jenius • jewnius • jeanius • jeenyus • Jeenyusstree • reel jeenyus • Storefront Jenius • willy jenius
reel jeenyus
a boy that calls himself a man and uses his so called reputation to try destroy innocent people whether it be on a website or behind a person's back with accusations. never wants to see the truth behind lies so no one really bothers to get the truth to him. believes himself to be a genius but has difficulties spelling even the simplest of words and can't see when he being a fool.
reel jeenyus by saraleena May 11, 2010
Jewnius
A very smart Jewish person, or a "jewish genius." Usually used to describe a jewish person sarcastically when they are being less than intelligent.
Jeremy is a jewnius for taking a shot on his own basket.
Jillian is a jewnius for taking that much adderall.
Jillian is a jewnius for taking that much adderall.
Jewnius by francis4thewin October 26, 2009
Storefront Jenius
A genius waiting to be recognized. One who may not be a true genius but is a Jenius in some way, shape or form.
Ready for success.
Ready for success.
There is a storefront jenius in all of us. That cockacoo be a storefront jenius, check him out, Tatiana. Hold up Sven, this be the workings of a storefront jenius.
Storefront Jenius by Dave Schechtman & Jared Smits November 14, 2007
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jewnius by The Goofather March 25, 2008
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