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Jimica is a hell of a woman. She has a no holds bar attitude and will always give it to you straight. She's beautiful but doesn't let it go to her head.
Jimica is coming over, behave.
Jimica by Trustmeyouareweird December 13, 2021
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A crazy loving woman. Always there for friends & family. Very sexy to everyone. Ready to fight for what she loves. Can be very emotional and emotionless. Long hair with chinky eyes and fat ass. Also a very strong woman, and loves to laugh.
Damn! Did y’all see Jimica today with her sexy ass.
Jimica by Uncut User November 22, 2021
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Jamica means Beautiful Strong independent woman who loves her family more than anything. Jamica is Sharp, Sexy, very honest determined, optimistic, and idealistic person who stands for what she believes in. And fights for the weak. jamica means stylish, dominant, but also charming and graceful.
Jamica is very charming and graceful yet strong and honest.
jamica by sunshine777 November 15, 2017
jumică is a romanian slang word used for weed. usually you use this word when you have half a gram of weed.
-Hey, bro! Do you have some weed for tonight?
-Yes, but I have only a jumică!
jumică by grindei January 24, 2022
Jamica is a beautiful name it stands for peaceful. She is very out going and loves to have a good time with her friends. Jamica loves her bf so much and will probably move in with him. She is very trust wortht but doesnt like to open up
Jamica, is a peaceful example of nature
Jamica by Adabsle April 16, 2020
Enjoyable to the point equal to jizzing
Dude! this pizza is jizical
jizical by Raven1214 October 15, 2009
Any quantity of marijuana between 0.1 and 0.9 grams, usually 0.5 grams (jumică sounds similar to jumătate = half in Romanian). Usually used to ask for a bit of weed for an impromptu blunt.
Bro, îmi dai și mie o jumică și ți-o dau eu săptămâna viitoare? Pwp fra!
jumică by pelabotique January 5, 2020
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