by Brockman September 06, 2003
by Denis Baldwin February 03, 2004
jager is originally a german word meaning "yack," or throw up intensly. it is commonly assossiated with the word "meister" which is translated to the word "master." there is a drink named after these two words called "jagermeister." when this word is translated it means "the yack master." the name was created because this drink is known to cause people drinking it to lose all knowledge of the rest of the night and wake up with throw up all over themselves and anything else in the house/apartment/playground/etc. anyone who drinks the beverage will instantly become "a yack master" or "throw up master." anything done under the influence of the drink is justifiable by simply saying: "i had a jager night..." (see "jager night.")
dude, that smell is gonna make me jager all over the place.
if i jager any more i think im seriously gonna die.
if i jager any more i think im seriously gonna die.
by steve_insane July 12, 2008
The real defenition of jager is it is used to keep your stomach settled when drinking alot. Ive been to germany and germans drink so much while they eat and after that if they did not drink jager before they drink they would get severly sick and get alcohol poisoning.And so they have one shot before and they can drink as much as they want!!!
by Philip Galamore February 05, 2007
by Mizike July 04, 2003
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by SerenityXD January 20, 2017
Short for Jägermeister. Pronounced "yay-ger-my-ster", or simply "yay-ger". A darkly-colored liqeuer (not liquor; yes, there's a difference) with an alcohol content of 35%, or 70 proof. Commonly spelled "Jager" instead of "Jäger" due to the fact that typing an umlaut (¨) over the letter A in "Jäger" is a pain in the ass for Americans.
Jäger is pretty expensive, about 20 dollars for a fifth and 30 dollars for a liter, which is a fifth half again. By comparison, cheap rum with an alcohol content of 40% costs about $17 for a 1.75 liter bottle, more than twice as much as a fifth. If you just want to get drunk, Jäger is not for you. If you actually drink for the flavor in addition to the drunkenness, give Jäger a try. The taste of Jäger is similar to black licorice. The "Jäger Bomb", a drink consisting of Jäger with Red Bull, is a very popular mixed drink.
If you want to drink in public, Jäger is ideal. Pour some Jäger into a soda or diet soda bottle. Jäger looks almost identical to soda, and thus the dark caramel-colored Jäger is perfect for bottles made for caramel-colored sodas such as Coca-Cola, Pepsi, Diet Coke, or Diet Pepsi.
Jäger is pretty expensive, about 20 dollars for a fifth and 30 dollars for a liter, which is a fifth half again. By comparison, cheap rum with an alcohol content of 40% costs about $17 for a 1.75 liter bottle, more than twice as much as a fifth. If you just want to get drunk, Jäger is not for you. If you actually drink for the flavor in addition to the drunkenness, give Jäger a try. The taste of Jäger is similar to black licorice. The "Jäger Bomb", a drink consisting of Jäger with Red Bull, is a very popular mixed drink.
If you want to drink in public, Jäger is ideal. Pour some Jäger into a soda or diet soda bottle. Jäger looks almost identical to soda, and thus the dark caramel-colored Jäger is perfect for bottles made for caramel-colored sodas such as Coca-Cola, Pepsi, Diet Coke, or Diet Pepsi.
by Rodney Munch June 27, 2006