jarbear
An animal which is cross between a giraffe and a polar bear. It is considered an insult because of the way it is pronounced and is an extension of the word jar.
jarbear by ilovejarbears March 8, 2013
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JerBear
The cutest, sweetest, greatest guy in the whole world. He is characterized by excess fur on his chest and large claws.
JerBear by Katydid555 May 2, 2005
Jerbear
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jaubeargui by gosuplayer February 22, 2012
Jerbear
1. A bear that can/could/will donkey punch your ass
2. Someone named Jerry that loves to gives hugs or when people hug someone named Jerry they will simply fall in love due to the feeling of hugging a bear
2. Someone named Jerry that loves to gives hugs or when people hug someone named Jerry they will simply fall in love due to the feeling of hugging a bear
Jerbear by jerry funkin berries May 23, 2006
Pulling a Jaybear
A rhetorical tactic wherein a person involved in a debate or discussion dispenses with actually knowing anything about the topic in dispute before rejecting it.
"Yeah, he's spouting off about quantum mechanics, even though he knows virtually nothing about the subject. He's pulling a jaybear."
Pulling a Jaybear by Smac97 August 16, 2007
Jearbeardoo
The funniest dog ever!! Small but mighty! Very loyal to the person who rescued them. Loves toys, Especially big ones!! Loves playing with BIG dogs at the dog park. Usually is best friends with Facita!
Jearbeardoo by DogLover9.0 December 20, 2021
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Finding your way back to the truth by fixing on one verified fact and working out from there, the way you navigate by the North Star when everything around you is spinning.
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