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The combination of a wonderful, charming young gentleman named Jp and his lovely lady name Cindy. Usually used to describe the best thing that has ever happened.
"Man, today was freaking amazing!!!"
-"Must have had a jpindy day!"
jpindy by Panchito Pilot December 27, 2011
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A made up word by a 13 year-old girl to win at scrabble.
Jindy isn't a word and you can't use it.
Jindy by Alyankees12 December 26, 2022
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Jindabyne. The sick town next to the best snowboarding in Autralia.
"I'm gunna go work down in Jindy for a season and snowboard on my days off.
jindy by Diego September 10, 2003
1. A nombination (or Jindy) is any combination of two names, such as Jireh and Mindy, where the first name begins with J and the second name either begins with M, I, N, D, or Y. For example, when combining Jireh and Mindy, The J is used from Jireh (and depending on how you look at the ratio of name use, other variables include name favoritism, and length of name) either the I in Mindy takes over or the I in Jireh is used and the N in Mindy takes over. They share an I so this is particularly frustrating when defining.

Note, names do not have to be Jireh and Mindy. Names could be any combination of two subjects.

(See Example 1)

2. A nombination (or Jindy) could also refer to a sexually curious and/or outgoing female where the subject is "on the prowl" for a male with a religious first name's schmekle or penis, often while riding Metro North where the male subject is usually heard yelling "Not here! Not here!"

(See example 2)

3. In rare cases, Nombinations or Jind(ies) where two names put together make a whole new name, (see example 3) the phenomena is defined solely as a Jindy and not as a Nombination.
Example 1: Jindy = Jireh and Mindy = J'Indy and/or Ji'Ndy

Example 2: "Moniquia, (#26) Get your hands off of Keith! Can't you see him struggling to get free? You are such a Jindy!"

Example 3: Stacey + Kevin = Steven and Kevin + Stacey = Kacey.
Jindy by PDAextraordinaire April 26, 2009
"Minto by the pond"
near the snow
fricken cold all the time... weird weather
dont go there
hey i'm going up to jindy...
where?
the snow
ooohhh
Jindy by Lou... March 9, 2009
when things (especially electrical) malfunction in a slightly mysterious way
my computer's gone all jindy. What's going on?
jindy by Dr Jr May 6, 2004
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