Jammies

Jammies (N) // (Jam•ees) - An informal term, often used flirtatiously. Not to be confused with pajamas, pjs, or nightwear. Oftened the result of a rejection to a FaceTime call.

“Were you afraid I was going to see you in your jammies 😋”

by Mark S. Jammies Esquire March 20, 2019

Jammies

pajamas (see also PJs)

Don't forget to put your jammies in the hamper.

by Light Joker May 2, 2006

jammies

a "cooler" word for pajamas

wow look at my spunky jammies

by iminmyjammies July 24, 2004

Jammies

A word used when a person is too tired to do anything. Usually used when wearing "Pajamas"

I'm out of commission." He pointed at himself - "Look. Jammies.

by jacewayland January 11, 2011

jammies

1. A word used in place of a plural proper noun, ie: pronouns.
2. A word used when what you are trying to name is unpronouncable.
3. What children refer to pajamas as.

1. Can you pass me one of those jammies?
2. Man: What does that say?
Woman: uh... alpha.. pertulic... uh...
Man: nevermind those jammies.
3. Little timme put on his jammies for bed.

by Quarok December 6, 2006

jammies

A verb and adjective referring to the product of menstruation and the act of menstruation or 'period'. Based on the implication that menstruation is visually similar to strawberry jam.

She's on her jammies.
That looks like jammies on your desk.

by grimboj December 23, 2010

Jammies

Pajamas

I'll get in my jammies and watch Netflix all night

by Polyx October 1, 2020