by B247E January 4, 2005
An emoticon used to represent a smiling Russia/Ivan Braginski from the Hetalia anime and manga. Is often used to portray happiness or joy by fans of the show.
by AnonymousAnimeGirl August 14, 2012
A juice drink consisting of half orange and half blueberry juice. Invented in a small cafe in Denver, Colorado
by Traylorjim October 12, 2008
/j is part of a tone/emotion tagging system over text. It means joking, hence what the ‘j’ is standing for. So this tone tag is placed after a joke that was sent over text.
It is one of many ways to convey what the tone, lightness, seriousness, and humor is used in a text. You place it at the end a message.
This system was created for and by neurodivergent people who struggle to read the intended tone of something said over text, but everyone can and should use them. There are many others such as /srs (serious), /s (sarcastic), /lh (light-hearted), /hj (half-joking), etc.
/srs
It is one of many ways to convey what the tone, lightness, seriousness, and humor is used in a text. You place it at the end a message.
This system was created for and by neurodivergent people who struggle to read the intended tone of something said over text, but everyone can and should use them. There are many others such as /srs (serious), /s (sarcastic), /lh (light-hearted), /hj (half-joking), etc.
/srs
by peachiejam October 22, 2020
someone who didn't do it, but is being pronounced guilty anyway. He is the opposite of OJ, who did it, but got off scott free.
That No-J was convicted of killing his family. But I think someone just snuck in and killed them while he slept. If you just killed your family, could you just go back to sleep?
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Jane needs to let her No-J boyfriend off the hook. Just because he has a hot co-worker doesn't mean they're doing it.
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Jane needs to let her No-J boyfriend off the hook. Just because he has a hot co-worker doesn't mean they're doing it.
by ChuckChaser69 July 23, 2010
by Wolfpack#1 January 10, 2013