Slangipedia - Slang Dictionary

1

Jackin it is when you rub your junk like a madman and hope no one sees you.

My cousin was jackin it in the bathroom during math class.

He was jackin it so loud the whole bus heard him.

She was jackin it in the middle of the grocery store.

2

Jackin it is when you say something is yours even if it's not, like a lying thief.

He said the last slice of pizza was his, even though it wasn't.

She claimed the best seat in the class was hers.

He told the teacher the dog bit him, but it was just a scratch.

3

Jackin it is when you take something that isn't yours, like a thief in the night.

He stole my lunch and ate it like it was his own.

She took my pencil and never gave it back.

He took my spot in line and acted like he was supposed to be there.

4

Jackin it is when you feel good by doing something dirty to yourself.

He was jackin it in the car during the drive to school.

She was jackin it behind the gym during break.

He was jackin it in the hallway like no one was watching.

5

Jackin it is like stealing, fighting, and doing something gross all in one.

He was jackin it, fighting with his brother, and stealing my snack.

She was jackin it, arguing with her friend, and stealing my seat.

He was jackin it, fighting with the teacher, and stealing my homework.

6

Jackin it is when you rob people on the street, like a real-life thief.

He robbed a kid for his candy bar.

She stole a man's wallet in the park.

He took my lunch money right in front of the school.

7

Jackin it is when you lie and say something is yours even if it's not.

He said the last piece of pizza was his, but it was mine.

She lied and said she had homework, but she didn't.

He told the teacher he did the assignment, but he didn't.