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a doosh bag guy who is normally irish, can be found lazing around or getting drunk
I talked to that jamothy the other day he was a real doosh
jamothy by Waynedog March 13, 2008
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A fab nickname Michael Scott gave to Jim.
Can I call you Jimothy. How about Slim Jim.
Jimothy by your Yasness May 9, 2019
The myth,the man, the legend. Scholars theorize his existence, but all first hand reports have been lost. Scientists have studied his diet for years, but no one truly knows what he will eat. He squirrels away socks in every available location except a hamper. You'll know when your in his presence when you hear his beautiful Saxophone playing.
Holy Megapode! It's a Jimothy!
Jimothy by KingdaKaNut April 30, 2021
He is someone that nobody knows if he is real, he may just be a rumor, but everyone uses him as an example or use him as a fictional person to use for the purpose of a hypothetical situation.
" Okay so lets say that Jimothy walks up to the storefront"
Jimothy by TaskFailedSuccessfully November 23, 2022
Ten bucks says Jimothy is a nickname for James.
Jimothy by Snukky September 19, 2011

Jimothy Fatnuts 

The most honorable title to give to a person
A combination of the names Jim and Timothy; anyone who is named Jimothy will undoubtably be derpy and clumsy. Jimothys are very active, and will often run in circles for no reason. They also have an obsession with anything that starts with the letter B.
"Who is that weird looking guy in the corner?"
"I don't know, but he sure looks like a Jimothy."
Jimothy by underated optimist December 30, 2014
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“Did you see that caillou over there? His head is reflecting the sun like a disco ball.”
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