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Jitter Bug 

It will always be used in a affectionate manner, since it is a pet name like honey, sugar, cupcake, baby, etc... Although it CAN be a nickname for any girl, most likely spinning off from book-worm, therefore most relevant when used for a girl who is slightly a brainiac, kinda cute in a mousey kind of way, and ideally wears glasses. Used in situations that cause seperation anxiety or just whenever someone wants to let someone know that they care about them and think they are special, most often said over the phone, or in person, seldom written. If used without forward consent however, it will comes off as either creepy or insulting.
Guy One: "Hah look at that nerd reading those books lol, kinda cute though"
guy Two: "Hey lay off dillweed, that nerdy dork over there happens to be my jitter bug"
Jitter Bug by Mopithytumryhh March 13, 2009
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Jitter Bug 

It will always be used in a affectionate manner, since it is a pet name like honey, sugar, cupcake, baby, etc... Although it CAN be a nickname for any girl, most likely spinning off from book-worm, therefore most relevant when used for a girl who is slightly a brainiac, kinda cute in a mousey kind of way, and ideally wears glasses. Used in situations that cause seperation anxiety or just whenever someone wants to let someone know that they care about them and think they are special, most often said over the phone, or in person, seldom written. If used without forward consent however, it will comes off as either creepy or insulting.
Guy One: "Hah look at that nerd reading those books lol, kinda cute though"
guy Two: "Hey lay off dillweed, that nerdy dork over there happens to be my jitter bug"
Jitter Bug by Mopithytumry March 13, 2009

Jitter-Bug 

1.Nickname
Jitter bug is a nickname used for somebody that is fun, cute, and a looks like a bookworm.

2.Noun
Person that is smart funny and mouse like.

3.Adjective
something cool to have
1.
T:"Hey there Jitter-bug!"
M:"Hey there T!"

2.
Kittys are basically jitter-bugs
so i guess jitter-bugs can be Kittys too

3.
A wicked cool friend is totally Jitter-bug
Jitter-Bug by Kimmy a la Timmy March 28, 2009

jitter bug 

when someone grabs their nuts in their hand and shakes it vigorously in front of a large group of people. Jitter bugging is often done as a group event.
I'm never hanging out with those fag's again, i walked into there room and they were all jitter bugging.
jitter bug by David Atkins February 18, 2009

Jitter Bug 

A name to decribe a girl who you think is sorta a bookworm, kinda cute in a mousey kind of way, and ideally wears glasses. use it in situations that cause seperation anxiety or just whenever to let somebody know you care about them. Always to be used in a affectionate manner, it is a petname like honey, sugar, cupcake, baby, etc.
Person 1:(calls person 2)
Person 2: Hello?
Person 1: Heya Jitter Bug, I miss you.
Person 2: Awwwwwwwwwwww, your the best too!
Jitter Bug by Mopithytumryh March 14, 2009

Jitter Bug 

Jitter Bug is a another nickname for molly, created with the sole purpose of providing a relief from uninventive nicknames such a mollz, mollister, mollanator,mole girl, or zipkin.
Tim: Hey, have you seen Jitter Bug today?

Stephen: Nah, shes probably out getting lost in the woods again.

Tim: haha well she is the ultimate example of a helplessly useless barbie girl.
Jitter Bug by Mopithytumryh March 9, 2009

jitter bug 

when you suck somebody's dick and the nut, and then you try to suck it again, and they start to jump
don't be such a jitter bug, you,ve only nutted once
jitter bug by Anonymous April 7, 2003
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