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Jack leg
A person that you don't know their name and do not like and that's what you call them when communicating or talking about a person that you get dislike.
This term came about working on a construction site when it's hard to remember everyone that you meet and want to talk bad about somebody.
This term came about working on a construction site when it's hard to remember everyone that you meet and want to talk bad about somebody.
Jack leg by hoguiebear September 30, 2022
jack-a-leg
A total, complete doofus who just can't seem to get anything right, ever. Can also be used to refer to an animal, such as a dog, who acts totally off-the-wall, unpredictable and sometimes anti-social.
That goddam black catahoula just went after my neighbor's friendly dog. She can be such a jack-a-leg sometimes.
jack-a-leg by superaynumerouno July 13, 2009
Jack legg
A jack legg is someone one who is a ignorant, close minded individual.
Also can be someone who acts a fool.
Also can be someone who acts a fool.
Jack legg by Chaotic beauty May 22, 2018
jack legame
random person: hey you know jack legame
other random person:v oh yea hes the guy that edits for toggafsyk
other random person:v oh yea hes the guy that edits for toggafsyk
jack legame by Kirty boii August 21, 2021
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