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Getting jiggy wit it

gettin jiggy wit it is not just a feeling, but a passion, a lifestyle.😅 you must be willing to get jiggy wit it at all times and jig it up👩🏿 🦰 jiggy people are happier people😀gettin jiggy wit it is in NO WAY sexual but it can be if ur feeling frisky😍😍 just get jiggy wit it and bust some moves🥵
Ultimate jiggy master told me I should be getting jiggy wit it and i did and it changed my life

getting jiggy with it

To get with it.

To Enjoying a present state of being.
To Acknowledge a state of mind or happening.
Daniel: " Hey are you gettin a hang of it, are yo ok? "
Andrea: " Yo man, I'm getting jiggy with it yo.. "

Getting jiggy with it. 

A really old term from the 90's meaning to dance with style. Why are you looking this up.
Guy 1: "Deathy was Getting jiggy with it last night at the dance."
Guy 2: "Haha what? Really?"
Guy 1: "Yeah, she's bringing that phrase back too, she's the only one who can."
Guy 2: "Cool, soon we'll all be getting jiggy with it."
Getting jiggy with it. by Neweh. October 21, 2011

Getting Jiggy with it

Another way of saying you're having sex.
Boy 1: Mark and Jane were getting jiggy with it at the party last night
Boy 2: So that's what they were doing. Damn I'm happy for him

Getting Jiggy With It

Orgasming and puking at the same time. Cumming and barfing. Nutting and hurling. Ejaculating and vomiting simultaneously.
He was so disgusted that he always finished by getting jiggy with it.
Getting Jiggy With It by dude_lord November 23, 2021

Getting Jiggy With A Rifle 

Masturbation
Inspired by lyrics from the Teddy Hyde song Sex With a Ghost
Teddy Hyde : I’m getting jiggy with a rifle
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"I need more crunchy guys in my life. I'm so tired of dating preppy metrosexual assholes."

"I'm heading out to the crunchy store to pick up some fair trade chocolate and tea tree oil, do you need anything?"
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murderhobo 

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Steve: I'd like to roll a strength check against strangling the orphan.
Dave: I call dibs on the dog.
DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
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