Jordache
Jordache by jilladelphia* January 18, 2004
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Jordache
a dead body found in unexpected circumstances.
derives from English scouse-soap, Brookside (now defunct) when Trevor Jordache was found buried under the patio - a truly classic TV moment.
derives from English scouse-soap, Brookside (now defunct) when Trevor Jordache was found buried under the patio - a truly classic TV moment.
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Jordache • jordach • jordachi • jordanhead • Jordiche • Jordan Ched • Jordan Chen • Jordan Hearn • jordan heffern • Jordan Henderson
Jordiche
A human male characterized by wearing a leather jacket, unbuttoned dress shirt, with slicked-back hair, and is often of Greek or Arabic lineage.
Jordiche by Jeff Jackson April 23, 2006
jordach
Adjective- almost the same as chav only more so.
Describes the sort of person that one sees in hanging around the job centre/social security office usually identified by gold rings, sportswear, baseball caps, a below average IQ, related parents and children with "exotic" names eg. Chantelle, Rochella or Daralyn
Describes the sort of person that one sees in hanging around the job centre/social security office usually identified by gold rings, sportswear, baseball caps, a below average IQ, related parents and children with "exotic" names eg. Chantelle, Rochella or Daralyn
jordanhead
People who have their jordans #1 in their life. They own a bunch of them and do anything just to keep 'em nice'n clean.
jordanhead by CANDyfkNBABy23 December 23, 2009
jordachi
jordachi by Jordan Mull December 24, 2007
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