jambly

adj. A pejorative term indicating some sort of disorganization, lack of cohesion, or where components that are supposed to represent a whole do not work together efficiently, revealing their individual characteristics over the unity of the whole, thus provoking feelings of distaste, disgust, or disappointment. Choppy and rough from the inside out. Dissonant or discordant.

Possibly related to jumbled, or jangly.

The redraw on this window is all jambly. Try double buffering it, and displaying it when it's finished updating.

by Charles Hastings November 25, 2007

jambly legs

when your ball sacks are so big they look like legs

Yo did you see Jack had some massive jambly legs

by Mr.Potat March 17, 2020

jambloat

A jambloat is something that jams. Often used for programs that fail to compile, especially used when coding python. when a language is susceptibel to hidden bugs it is called jambloatable, such as c++.

This code jambloats on line 2132.

by #4294967296 May 19, 2022

jamily

A group of people who have found a connection to each other through the music of Pearl Jam.

I've met people from all around the world because of our shared love for Pearl Jam. Now we are Jamily.

by Twaticus April 9, 2017

jambleberry

jambleberry (n) -
1. a species of fruit tree found in the tropical equatorial regions
2. the fruit that is bore from this tree, characterized for its four spherical fleshy colorful bodies
3. an answer to a yes or no question, noncommittal.

Hey wanna play D&D y/n?
J (short hand for jambleberry).

He went crazy after eating a jambleberry.

by bumbfeesh January 16, 2011

jamble

to jamble (verb)

to engage in inconsequential behaviour

"what are you jambling on about steve?"

"steve hungrily jambles pickles"

by vibehouse May 31, 2018

Jamilynn

A person who is strong and fierce, but also sweet and kind.

I wish my girlfriend was like Jamilynn.

by It's just me 123 March 7, 2017