by Crackie The Killa May 05, 2004
when two people coincidentally say the same phrase together at the same time, the first one to then say "jinx" puts bad luck on the other.
Tina and Heather both say "I'm going to the movies" simultaneously.
Heather one-ups Tina by saying declaring "jinx"!
Heather one-ups Tina by saying declaring "jinx"!
by Mike May 04, 2004
This occurs when two or more people say a word or phrase simultaneously. It is usually followed up with a childish taunt by the onlooker.
Person: "I can't remember if eggplant is a member of the thistle family."
(two or more people): "It is."
Person (or another uninvolved): "Jinx! You can't talk 'til somebody says your naaame!"
(two or more people): "It is."
Person (or another uninvolved): "Jinx! You can't talk 'til somebody says your naaame!"
by Waggishness March 10, 2008
When used as a name:
1)A person who usualy has bad luck.
2) One (usually female) that commonly rebels. May be a trouble maker.
3) A mocking name to call one that usually has bad luck, is clumzy, or all out has a bad time.
When used as a noun:
1) a curse or omen that leads to bad luck.
As a verb:
1) to wish upon bad luck on another.
1)A person who usualy has bad luck.
2) One (usually female) that commonly rebels. May be a trouble maker.
3) A mocking name to call one that usually has bad luck, is clumzy, or all out has a bad time.
When used as a noun:
1) a curse or omen that leads to bad luck.
As a verb:
1) to wish upon bad luck on another.
Names:
1) "I feel sorry for Rose... She's a bit of a Jinx ..."
2) I met up with jinx at school today... She jumped on the teachers desk and called her a muggle...
3) I'm often called jinx due to how often I trip... Most of the time on absolutely nothing or random, yet distant objects.
Noun:
I felt as if a jinx was put on me.
Verb:
Person 1 and 2: Sup.
Person 3: jinx on the both of you. Soda. Pay up.
Person one and two: darn.
And several more.
1) "I feel sorry for Rose... She's a bit of a Jinx ..."
2) I met up with jinx at school today... She jumped on the teachers desk and called her a muggle...
3) I'm often called jinx due to how often I trip... Most of the time on absolutely nothing or random, yet distant objects.
Noun:
I felt as if a jinx was put on me.
Verb:
Person 1 and 2: Sup.
Person 3: jinx on the both of you. Soda. Pay up.
Person one and two: darn.
And several more.
by TsukiandJinx195 May 20, 2016
by atomic_poppy May 05, 2004
to say something at the same time as someone else. If you say "jinx you own me soda" then they owe you a soda.
by audel May 04, 2004
When u jinx someone u give them bad luck and so they miss or they do a bad job at w/e they were doing.
I jinxed Taya when she was about to do a trick with her skateboard. She missed her shot and fell. I laughed.
Sam jinxed John while he shot at the basket ball and John missed
Sam jinxed John while he shot at the basket ball and John missed
by Mel A April 17, 2007