Jitter-juice

The sandalwood smelling oil that jitters,crusties and general soap dodgers bathe in. The resulting smell is a cross between a joss-stick and BO. Term originated late 1980s/early 1990s in Bristol, UK

' Do we have to go to Bristol Bus Station? It totally honks of Jitter-juice!'

by Derek Fowler May 19, 2014

jitter juice

Coffee. Because coffee usually contains caffiene it gives some people jitters.

When Fred woke up this morning he drank a cup of jitter juice to wake up.

We will be here all night, better brew up some jitter juice.

by barbamatt May 24, 2010