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verb.

1. to give excessive energy to a person or situation, especially through dance.

2. make someone or something more lively.

the word is from the song 'jinja' by Fuse ODG
"she knocked his head lightly to jinja him up."
jinja by slim_belle_ January 8, 2017
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Jinja (진짜) is the korean word for really, for real, and real (etc.)
Friend: Yeah, and then he fell!
Me: Jinja?!
jinja by zi_iamyouyouareme_co March 19, 2021
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Jinja, or Jewish ninja, is a rare greeting among Jewish nerds in MD.
Person A: What be up witchu mah Jinja?
Person B: LOL
If you searched this word...you’re a fuckin weeb go make friends that arent obsessed with jungkooks abs
All the weeb asses reading this: JiNjA?! OmO dOeS yOu eVeN knOw hOW ThAt mAkeS mE feEl?!?! HMPH yOu PaBo
Jinja by the white female suga April 14, 2019
A combination of "jewish", and "ninja".
Man 1: Yo dude you tryna fucking fight?
Man 2: Don't fucking start shit with me I'm a Jinja I'll throw david stars at you.
Jinja by //Mr. Pumpkin Head\\ March 28, 2019

Billie Jinja 

A guitar, harmonica, banjo and drum playing singer with a stature of 5'7. Emerald eyes capable of sending you into a trance resembling the first time you ever heard the beatles. His posse consists of Tre Cinja and Mike Dinja. He can often be found rocking, sleeping, eating, drinking, and rocking. He likes his pants tight and his eyes lined.
Billie Jinja don't need no stinking examples.
Billie Jinja by hotpants182 November 8, 2009
I didn’t make the word. The word “Jinji” itself came from the 60’s bossa nova artist named Antonio Carlos Jobim, and he wrote a song called “Dindi”. But during the 70’s, there’s a soul singer called Jon Lucien who cover the song but changed the pronounce to “Jinji”. I think from the whole context, this word “Jinji” means “Baby”. So, “My Jinji” means “My Baby”. - Tseng Kuo Hung.
My jinji don't you cry
Jinji by sunsetrollercoaster January 30, 2019
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