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A shortened version of the words "just wondering", it is normally used in chatrooms and online typing communications.
jw by lil_stewey July 22, 2006
Just Wondering.
When you ask a question to someone that you don't really feel like explaining why or care about the answer.
When you're too lazy to type.
When you ask a question to someone that you don't really feel like explaining why or care about the answer.
When you're too lazy to type.
Context:
Guy online: Hey what are you doing tonight?
Me: Should I dye my hair?
Guy: Why?
Me: jw.
awkward silence...conversation over.
Guy online: Hey what are you doing tonight?
Me: Should I dye my hair?
Guy: Why?
Me: jw.
awkward silence...conversation over.
Jizz Wizard
It is normally used to describe someone who jerks of every second of the day. Never stoping. Jerking under there desk at school. And there Jizz just goes EVERYWHERE
It is normally used to describe someone who jerks of every second of the day. Never stoping. Jerking under there desk at school. And there Jizz just goes EVERYWHERE
Bob : Hey. Stop jerking off under your desk you JW
Dawson : I Will never stop it just feels so good
*Jizzes all over the place*
Bob : It got on my shirt
Dawson : I Will never stop it just feels so good
*Jizzes all over the place*
Bob : It got on my shirt
JW by Wolfganger1357 January 23, 2013
Depending on the context, “JW” may be short for:
1. Jehovah’s Witness: see JWfacts.com
2. Just wondering: commonly used in online forums immediately preceding or immediately after asking a question, often to justify the question itself
3. Joss Whedon: American screenwriter. Has a cult following due to his early acting career in Star Trek Next Gen, and subsequent cameos throughout American pop-culture
4. Jungle Warfare: techniques used by the military to survive and fight in the jungle
5. Junior Warden: position in the Masonic Lodge or the Anglican Church
6. Johnny Walker Scotch
1. Jehovah’s Witness: see JWfacts.com
2. Just wondering: commonly used in online forums immediately preceding or immediately after asking a question, often to justify the question itself
3. Joss Whedon: American screenwriter. Has a cult following due to his early acting career in Star Trek Next Gen, and subsequent cameos throughout American pop-culture
4. Jungle Warfare: techniques used by the military to survive and fight in the jungle
5. Junior Warden: position in the Masonic Lodge or the Anglican Church
6. Johnny Walker Scotch
“JW, are you a JW?”
Short for Just Wondering. Used when asking a question. Can also be used to justify creepy questions.
jw by oliviasaywhat? May 14, 2009