Ju-C

An orange flavored soft drink bottled and sold in Barbados.

Public bus transport in Barbados called that because they have (or used to have) a Ju-C advertisement placard on the front of the bus. The Ju-C sign really grabs your attention because the buses are huge and they come right at you on very narrow roads.

Shite man. Though the weather was mainly fair, the Ju-C smashed me cyar just past Speightstown.

by Wheaty July 21, 2005

Ju-City

"Ju-City" is the second most common nickname for Jackson, Mississippi, or "Jacktown".

Ju-City

by Jacktown January 30, 2014

Ju Co

An abbreviation for a junior college or two year college for those seeking associate degrees or hoping to transfer to a 4 year college

Mel Kiper: This kid had great draft stock his freshman year, but then had a 1.05 GPA his second semester so had to transfer to a ju co to get his grades up before he went back to the University of Iowa.

High School Graduation:
Hey man, what are you doing after college?
I'm gonna work at McDonalds
Cool, I'm going to a ju co

Crap, I drank and parties way to much in high school. With a 12 ACT, 1.5 GPA and this stupid GED the only place I can go is to a ju co.

by theantigreeksororityhater March 23, 2009

Ju-Cu

Ju-Cu is a shortened version for the words "Just Curious".

See also: JW

Boy: Hey did you do the report from last night?

Girl: No. Are you JW?

Boy: Ha! NOOO. I did mines, I was Ju-Cu about you.

by Colombian_Kid January 20, 2011

ju ch'uang

Noun. The ancient "ninjitsu" art of entering through a window, as reported in "neo-ninja" scam artist Ashida Kim's book "Secrets of the Ninja." This technique is commonly used as a last resort tactic by morons who lock their keys in the house and by ninjas/burgulars who are not able to enter through the door (an action which is known as Ju Men).

Crap! I locked the keys inside the house! Look's like we're going to have to use some ju ch'uang...

by Arek Dalton September 2, 2008

ju ch'uang

Noun. The ancient "ninjitsu" art of entering through a window, as reported in "neo-ninja" scam artist Ashida Kim's book "Secrets of the Ninja." This technique is commonly used as a last resort tactic by morons who lock their keys in the house and by ninjas/burgulars who are not able to enter through the door (an action which is known as Ju Men).

Crap! I locked the keys inside the house! Look's like we're going to have to use some ju ch'uang...

by arek dalton September 3, 2008

ju ba chee

Junior Bacon Cheeseburger, from fast foot restaurant Wendy's.

Welcome to Wendy's, can I take your order?

Yes, I'll have four ju ba chees and a water, please.

by T- July 23, 2007