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Jeffiner 

Pronounced Jeff-in-er.

1. This word means Jennifer or Jenifer. Spelling of the actual name doesn't matter. This word is used by small children when he/she have the inability to pronounce such a complicated name.

2. Jeffiner also has been used by very intoxicated persons as a way to say the name Jennifer. It occurs when a person slurs their words.

3. The final meaning of Jeffiner is a couple combination or accidental combination of 2 names at the same time. Jeff and Jennifer together make Jeffiner.
1. "My Mommy's name is Jeffiner." said Jayden who is 3 years old.

2. "Heyyyy, Jeffiner waits up? Opps I ments ta say Jennsafer. Sorry bout da." *Hiccup*

3. Super famous movie stars combined names Benafer, Brangelina
Jeffiner by Jenn3670 July 5, 2010
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Jeffinory 

Is a more mature nickname for an older gender mainly male with a more uncommon first names such as Jeffrey, Jeff, Geoff, Geoffrey etc even Jeffeen etc. These are shortened and joined with 'Ifanory' which is from 'Jackanory'... Humoured for them telling stories in all ways whether in a humorous way or formal
Jeffinory tell us a story... Please I look forward to your stories
Jeffinory by franny-Dinky November 21, 2020
Men named Jeff who wear robes in the house and aspire to be just like Hugh Hefner.
There's a Jeffner in my living room watching Playboy channel.
jeffner by Blonde Mary November 7, 2007
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