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joonsing 

to joonse or the act of doing so
Man 1 : boy last night dudes dem aint had nothing to do so we went joosing on the blocks

Man 2: yea? you guys joonsing still?
joonsing by FlowSoRetarded January 15, 2011
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The phrase "jonsing" is believed to originally derive from the Grateful Dead song "Casey Jones":

"Riding that train high on cocaine, Casey Jones you better watch your speed"

"Jonsing" means to be in a state of withdrawl and/or need that next fix. Originally for drugs, but it has come to generally mean any strong craving (for chocolate, sex, coffee, sugar etc.)
"I'm jonsing hard!"
"I quit smoking yesterday and I'm already jonsing"
"Jonsing for carbs"
jonsing by MariaFF July 21, 2009
Coined by social media parenting influencers The Adanna & David Family, jooning refers to the daily routine of journaling anything we are particularly grateful for.
I enjoyed jooning with the kids before bedtime, it reminded me that today wasn't such a shitty day after all.
Me: What you doing Noah?
Noah: I'm just jooning
Jooning by I saw it on IG September 16, 2020

Joonsung 

The best human being in the world and so good. Everyone loves him
Joonsung is good

Joonsung 

The hottest guy on the planet. Typically seen brooding and staring out of windows, the Joonsung is quite handsome. The Joonsung is also typically a dumbass.
"Why are you chewing on your pencil? You're being such a Joonsung."
Joonsung by DAN THE FOOT MAN October 7, 2021
"Jooning" generally refers to the act of selling a large quantity of a particular coin, often all at once. This can happen for a variety of reasons, such as a sudden drop in the value of the coin, a change in market conditions, or a decision by the seller to divest their holdings. When a large quantity of a coin is dumped onto the market, it can cause the price to drop rapidly, leading to a "Jooning" in the value of the coin. This can be a concern for investors, as it can result in significant losses if they are holding a coin that is being Jooned. It is important for investors to carefully consider their risk tolerance and to be aware of potential market risks when investing in cryptocurrency.
Bugz, are you Jooning right now?”
Jooning by Craft on behalf of Joon January 4, 2023

Joansing for a boagie 

you can catch me at the ashtray joansing for a boagie
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