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Justin Time 

adjective: to describe a really amazing DJ who still represents vinyl.
"That kid was Justin Time good!"
Justin Time by corporaterockstar February 3, 2010
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Justin Time 

The phrase "Just in time" but applicable to those whos first name is Justin.
Look who's Justin Time.

I hate Justin Time.
Justin Time by ashykins. November 25, 2023

Justin Time 

The phrase "Just in time" but only applicable to people whos first name is Justin.
Look who's Justin Time.

I hate Justin Time.
Justin Time by ashykins. November 25, 2023

just in the neck of time

Time, sometimes decribed like a body or vessel, comes to a head. The neck of time is the moment just before an event.
Fiona showed up just in the neck of time to help her mother cook.

Justintime 

Sorry we’re there hours late, we were on justintime.
Justintime by MaMo1990 March 20, 2023
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