A highly hallucinogenic drug which results from huffing the fumes of your own fermented fecal matter. Users claim it gives an incredible rush, and that the taste of poo only lasts for a month.
by Joey Orgler 3 May 7, 2008
For those who have hit a tolerance for sniffing glue, Jenkem is a cost efficient hallucinogenic drug which is composed of the individuals own faeces being fermented. The substance is inhaled similiar to glue, and the side effects include a highly powerful rush. The taste of faeces only lasts a month, which is unfortunate as the drug loses flavour over long time use.
CJ was unable to finish his art work due to being on a constant high from jenkem which is his own fermented faeces.
by SeniorGreenTeam July 26, 2022
Jenkem is a drug made by third world countries by pooping in a bottle and letting it ferment.
In the US, if you have to take a crap and find a floater left in the can, then you've been Jenkemed.
In the US, if you have to take a crap and find a floater left in the can, then you've been Jenkemed.
Joe: I really had to crap today, and I rushed into the first open stall.
Pete: So, how is that a cool story?
Joe: Well someone left a floater and I got Jenkemed!
Pete: So, how is that a cool story?
Joe: Well someone left a floater and I got Jenkemed!
by TangoTwo December 18, 2011
by Assblast August 21, 2008
A mix of half Hpnotiq half SunKist, pour slowly the mixture will look like a swirling Jenkem mix but it tastes like orange Gummi Bears
by Vexcon 4 January 6, 2008
jenkems is when you shit and piss in a plastic bag, leave it for a week, then when you open it, inhale and you get fried as a mother fucker
damn, me and nick matheson were doing jenkems on the weekend, trippy time yo, when i passed out, he put his balls all over me , and i was all like, "damm!!!, put that shit on /b/, gunna be a lot of bitches fapping to that CP" and we did, and now we do jenkems evry night
by pedobearsalloverthacp January 22, 2009
Fermented mixture of ripened sewage used primarily in Africa and third-world Near Asian countries as a glue-high substitute.
by Kazhakkey Szervusz-Thackur October 25, 2005