by nunya October 18, 2004
by Nexter Level April 22, 2009
when you get soooo fucked up from ripping an OC 80 and cannot control your scratching......that is being jammed up
by City Bird April 12, 2008
1.) Did you see him slamming all those beers last night? He was all jammed up.
2.) I can't get this vice to work...it is all jammed up.
3.) Wow your knee is all jammed up after that accident eh?
2.) I can't get this vice to work...it is all jammed up.
3.) Wow your knee is all jammed up after that accident eh?
by jdebrita March 21, 2008
adj.
Used to denote something incredibly extraordinary, awesome or amazing. Not to be confused with jammed up, which is a bad thing.
Used to denote something incredibly extraordinary, awesome or amazing. Not to be confused with jammed up, which is a bad thing.
(1)Wow, did you go to Chad's house the other night?!? That guy knows how to throw a jam up party!
(2) How about that girl named Whitney at Chad's party? Man, she has a jam up rack!
(2) How about that girl named Whitney at Chad's party? Man, she has a jam up rack!
by -The Legend- July 29, 2008
I’m not jammed up. Scammy spent all my money, the sober living was gross so I left, I’m essentially homeless, I don’t have any of my shit because I’m too nervous to be around all the drama associated with getting it consolidated into one area, and all I wanna do is get high but can’t because I’m facing 131 years in prison at the moment.
by Eve Gonzales January 5, 2020
1. Not being able to make a competent play because of either an inability to make a timely decision on how to strike or another player causing mental interference.
2. In ping pong, when a defensive player cannot decide whether to use a forehand or backhand resulting in an awkward combination of unathletic moves.
3. In volleyball, not being able to choose between setting or bumping most likely resulting in being hit in the chest/face. Hitting between two players causing both to assume the other will hit is also considered proper usage.
2. In ping pong, when a defensive player cannot decide whether to use a forehand or backhand resulting in an awkward combination of unathletic moves.
3. In volleyball, not being able to choose between setting or bumping most likely resulting in being hit in the chest/face. Hitting between two players causing both to assume the other will hit is also considered proper usage.
Player 1: Don't get jammed up son!
*player 1 serves to player 2's hip*
*player 2 is unable to return ball*
Chris Dobson: Awwwww. I'm all jammed up!
*player 1 serves to player 2's hip*
*player 2 is unable to return ball*
Chris Dobson: Awwwww. I'm all jammed up!
by rck352 May 25, 2010