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Jangularo
Jangularo by omghaiiiii February 8, 2009
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jaleguar
Refers to one which possesses the traits of a rogue, particularly one from around the Spanish-German border. Common attributes which are linked to a "jaleguar" would be the art of stealth, pickpocketing, having hit lists in your back pocket, throwing knives at walls, and working for a top secret Spanish-German headquarters which no one but the jaleguar knows the location of. One will never notice when a jaleguar is approaching them because of their clever stealthing techniques, which include wearing self-made moccasins; they make the jaleguar virtually impossible to track. One might think that a gust of wind hit their pants, when in reality, a "jaleguar" just stole their wallet.
Pronounced "Haleguar", or "Haguar" as a nickname. (The J sounds like an H because of its spanish decent.)
Pronounced "Haleguar", or "Haguar" as a nickname. (The J sounds like an H because of its spanish decent.)
"That Jaleguar...!"
"I told that Jaleguar to meet us 20 minutes ago...he must be on another mission."
"He stole the knives from the school cafeteria and didn't get caught. What a Jaleguar!"
"He had his leather driving gloves custom made in Italy, so that they are skin tight...what a Jaleguar!"
"I told that Jaleguar to meet us 20 minutes ago...he must be on another mission."
"He stole the knives from the school cafeteria and didn't get caught. What a Jaleguar!"
"He had his leather driving gloves custom made in Italy, so that they are skin tight...what a Jaleguar!"
jaleguar by David Becks December 12, 2008
Jagular
A creature that hides in trees and waits for you to stand under it, at which point it proceeds to drop on you. Often times, they will call out "Hallo" and wait for you to look up prior to dropping.
John: "Did you hear what happened to Nancy?"
Carol: "No, I heard she went on a camping trip this week but I haven't seen her since. What happened?
John: "She heard a 'Hallo', looked up, and a Jagular dropped on her."
Carol: "That's too bad, I always likes Nancy!"
Carol: "No, I heard she went on a camping trip this week but I haven't seen her since. What happened?
John: "She heard a 'Hallo', looked up, and a Jagular dropped on her."
Carol: "That's too bad, I always likes Nancy!"
Jagular by TheCreature April 17, 2009
jangular
it is everything and everywhere, it can be used in any sentance replacing any noun. It can only be seen by the naked eye, and can be used to describe anything.
my jangular itches
yo dude! look at this jangular
this jangular is huge, dude!
put your jangular away sir!
yo dude! look at this jangular
this jangular is huge, dude!
put your jangular away sir!
jangular by jantastilick December 20, 2010
Jaleguar
Refers to one which possesses the traits of a rogue, particularly one from around the Spanish-German border. Common attributes which are linked to a "jaleguar" would be the art of stealth, pickpocketing, having hit lists in your back pocket, throwing knives at walls, and working for a top secret Spanish-German headquarters which no one but the "jaleguar" knows the location of. One will never notice when a jaleguar is approaching them because of their clever stealthing techniques, which include wearing self-made moccasins; they make the jaleguar virtually impossible to track. One might think that a gust of wind hit their pants, when in reality, a "jaleguar" just stole their wallet.
Pronounced "Haleguar", or "Haguar" as a nickname. (The J sounds like an H because of its spanish decent.)
Pronounced "Haleguar", or "Haguar" as a nickname. (The J sounds like an H because of its spanish decent.)
"That Jaleguar...!"
"I told that Jaleguar to meet us 20 minutes ago...he must be on another mission."
"He stole the knives from the school cafeteria and didn't get caught. What a Jaleguar!"
"He had his leather driving gloves custom made in Italy, so that they are skin tight...what a Jaleguar!"
"I told that Jaleguar to meet us 20 minutes ago...he must be on another mission."
"He stole the knives from the school cafeteria and didn't get caught. What a Jaleguar!"
"He had his leather driving gloves custom made in Italy, so that they are skin tight...what a Jaleguar!"
Jaleguar by Poison Cat December 14, 2008
jaleguar
Refers to one which possesses the traits of a rogue, particularly one from around the Spanish-German border. Common attributes which are linked to a "jaleguar" would be the art of stealth, pickpocketing, having hit lists in your back pocket, throwing knives at walls, and working for a top secret Spanish-German headquarters which no one but the "jaleguar" knows the location of. One will never notice when a jaleguar is approaching them because of their clever stealthing techniques, which include wearing self-made moccasins; they make the jaleguar virtually impossible to track. One might think that a gust of wind hit their pants, when in reality, a "jaleguar" just stole their wallet.
Pronounced "Haleguar", or "Haguar" as a nickname. (The J sounds like an H because of its spanish decent.)
Pronounced "Haleguar", or "Haguar" as a nickname. (The J sounds like an H because of its spanish decent.)
"That Jaleguar...!"
"I told that Jaleguar to meet us 20 minutes ago...he must be on another mission."
"He stole the knives from the school cafeteria and didn't get caught. What a Jaleguar!"
"He had his leather driving gloves custom made in Italy, so that they are skin tight...what a Jaleguar!"
"I told that Jaleguar to meet us 20 minutes ago...he must be on another mission."
"He stole the knives from the school cafeteria and didn't get caught. What a Jaleguar!"
"He had his leather driving gloves custom made in Italy, so that they are skin tight...what a Jaleguar!"
jaleguar by David Becks December 12, 2008
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