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Jitter Fest
When the human facial nerve realises that something has indeed landed on their face. Causing the motion of the face to move from side to side viciously.
Jitter Fest by Pengueleon June 11, 2015
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Jitter
Term originating from Bristol, UK, to describe ( sometimes in a derogatory fashion) a heavy metal fan or male with long hair
'Hey Dave, coming down The Hatchet tonight?'
' Fuck that, it'll be wall-to-wall with crusty jitters!'
' Fuck that, it'll be wall-to-wall with crusty jitters!'
Jitter by Carlos the barber May 1, 2014
Jitter Sauce
"Now if you'd like to be a Jitter Bug, first thing you do get yourself a jug; put whiskey, wine, and gin within, shake it all up and then begin. Get yourself a cup and start to toss, come on Jack you're drinking Jitter Sauce."
-Cab Calloway
-Cab Calloway
Jitter Sauce by WhoIsTadhg October 2, 2007
jittery
jittery by Promethean Sky March 20, 2008
Jesus Jitters
A sports reporter's awkward, stammering reaction after a seemingly innocuous question is greeted with a completely unsolicited Bible-Thumping answer: see Erin Andrews' interview with Josh Hamilton at the 2009 MLB All-Star Game or any interview ever with Kurt Warner.
Susie Kolber: Kurt, I see that you are wearing new cleats tonight, any comment?
Kurt Warner: Without the grace of our risen Lord Jesus Christ there would be no cleatts, praise His name.
Susie Kolber: yes...umm...of course...uhhh...back to you Berman!
Ladies and Gentlemen, the Jesus Jitters!
Kurt Warner: Without the grace of our risen Lord Jesus Christ there would be no cleatts, praise His name.
Susie Kolber: yes...umm...of course...uhhh...back to you Berman!
Ladies and Gentlemen, the Jesus Jitters!
Jesus Jitters by rak5877 July 13, 2009
jitterpants
noun
1. a person inclined to relocate on a whim; someone who randomly moves or leaves town (a lot).
2. to suddenly be in a frantic state of making a new home elsewhere (usu. without reason).
3. a condition preventing someone from settling down.
ORIGIN: a slang term first coined in 2009 in connection with a blog that goes by the same name.
1. a person inclined to relocate on a whim; someone who randomly moves or leaves town (a lot).
2. to suddenly be in a frantic state of making a new home elsewhere (usu. without reason).
3. a condition preventing someone from settling down.
ORIGIN: a slang term first coined in 2009 in connection with a blog that goes by the same name.
1. Hey there, jitterpants! What brings you back to town?
2. My pa up and left us the other day! Ma says he's got a case of the jitterpants.
3. That boy 'll never find himself a wife, long as he's got them jitterpants on.
2. My pa up and left us the other day! Ma says he's got a case of the jitterpants.
3. That boy 'll never find himself a wife, long as he's got them jitterpants on.
jitterpants by jitterpants January 27, 2010
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