Jingle

A code word employed by a sober cohort to prevent future embarrassment the morning after a drunken, office Christmas party; it is used to redirect behaviors and topics of conversation away from the inappropriateness of the inebriated.

Drunken Boss (to a gathered group): "Did I ever tell you about the time I had a menage a trois with..."

Sober Cohort (Interrrupting): "JINGLE!"

Drunken Boss (to Sober Cohort): "Thanks, that will save me a trip to see HR while hungover."

by raveon76 February 12, 2014

Jingle

(Philippine English)

To pee. To urinate.

I can't wait no more. I have to jingle before it blows.

by mr. yoso July 1, 2012

jingle

a sound made when keys or coins hit eachother

by Anonymous September 16, 2003

jingle

change (coins in your pocket)

ey mayne im short on my 40, you got some jingle

by rek6 December 24, 2007

jingle

Background: Slang word from the '50s

Definition: A commercial in the form of a song.

Did you hear the new Coca-Cola jingle?

by BigG March 19, 2005

Jingle

A term used by Filipinos that means "urinate."

I need to jingle! Where's the nearest comfort room?!

by downloader676 April 20, 2011

jingle

A mass of money that is in one's possession. Is commonly used with the word "mad" before it.

"Wow, Kenny G sure has a lot of mad jingle!"

by Tanya K January 18, 2005