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A color-coded creature found in the N64 games Banjo-Kazooie and Banjo-Tooie. They are found scattered about the worlds and can be located by their whistling and cries of "Help!". Their leader is King Jingaling (also called King Ringading and King Singalong and etc. by Banjo and Kazooie), whom Grunty zombified and color-drained using her machine which sucks the life out of its victims.
jinjo by Nyanko February 5, 2004
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Jinjos are insane and funny.
jinjo by World Domination February 25, 2005
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Small, collectible creature found in the popular N64 game "Banjo Kazooie". When collected they dissappear with a final "Jinjoooe!".
Banjo: Hyuck!
Jinjo: "Jinjoooooee!"
Jinjo by ReZeroX November 15, 2003

The Jinjo Show 

A youtube show created by a teenager characterizing himself as "Jinjo," running a show in a similar style to The Colbert Report or The Daily Show. The Jinjo Show usually covers some headlines and a main topic during each show. As of october 2009 there have been 25 Jinjo Shows, the most recent one coming out june 30th. Jinjo usually is the main character in the show, though sometimes there will be a reoccuring actor in an episode, with either a brief cameo or a secondary role.
Blimey! The Jinjo Show's about to start!
(The original line said at the start of the Jinjo Show)
The Jinjo Show by TheJinjoShow October 25, 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
Jinsoul, the hot main rapper and lead vocalist of loonatheworld
shes the visual of the century dont fight me
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jinsoul by stantwice2 January 4, 2018
A word used by akutagawa to address atsushi
"Jinko!"
Jinko by jxko September 10, 2020
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