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Jollies 

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(noun) Sexual Gratification from any given source or cause.
"I got my jollies last night"
Jollies by Spyder Edwards December 6, 2004

Jollies 

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Pleasure. The act of enjoying something, or engaging in a pleasent experience. Similar to getting off.
I get my jollies from watching two chicks get it on!
Jollies by Webster March 29, 2003

Jollies 

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A term used to describe what gets an individual excited, either generally or sexually.
Oscar gets his jollies from watching men stretch while doing yoga.
Jollies by Travesty360 March 4, 2017

jollies 

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street term for popular clubdrug ecstacy
My friend asked if we wanted any jollies for this weekend.
jollies by inflataboy January 2, 2005

sick jollies 

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British slang for retrieving one's amusement through less than suitable manners. Acts of a lewd or sexual manner.
I'm off to get me sick jollies with this bitch, mate
sick jollies by johnfright October 21, 2010

tired jollies 

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When Ann from Bellevue climbs a mountain, drinks two beers in four hours, then gets very giggly. Ann has the Tired Jollies.
Ann is very tired and giggly. Ann has the Tired Jollies (TJ's)
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Shakira Law 

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