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What is Jigs?Where Im from instead of sayin rolling off an x-pill,we say jigging off an x-pill.Jigging is also a famous dance too. My girl Toya was jiggingin the club last night off them x-pills. Jigs - videoJigs - what is it?In the carnival industry, this is used as a derogatory word for black people. (Short for "Jigaboo") That damn jig stole a teddy bear from my game! What does "Jigs" mean?To express ones true emotions through the art of dancing Are you going to go jigging tonight? Jigs - what does it mean?(adj.) - to be in a state of exhaustion so great as to exhibit the behaviors related to consuming large amounts of alcohol and/or drugs, such as laughing at bad jokes, feeling light headed, or passing out Fred: Three chicks walk into a bar. One ducks... Jigs - meaningA style of dancing originating in Louisiana where the dancer vigorously shakes there arms and wiggles there knees at the same time. It is a weird combination of legs movements, arms movements, jumps and head movements. Easily One Of The Most Creative Dances Seen. TOO BAD NOT MANY PEOPLE OUT OF LOUISIANA KNOWS. IT WOULD BE NICE TO SHARE JIGGING TO THE WORLD. Dancer #1: Let's Start Jigging. Jigs - definitionJig means just playing or just kidding Yo Bryan arnett you get hella hoes jig Jigs - slangyour body part is shaking or jumping. my leg was hurt and it started jigging JigsThe word "jig jig" or written sometimes as "jig-jig" is used in SE Asian countries to mean "fuck" usually by prostitutes. It was a commonly used word in Viet Nam. Good jig jig for GI for only 10 dollar. JigsJigs is a person who can steal your heart with a smile, make you feel like the world is at your feet. Always finds new ways to tell they love you. Jigs has the perfect brown coloured; almond shaped eyes, with a perfect smile. Jigs is a person who'd spreate the ocean for you. Jigs is a symbol of love. He's is a real jigs. JigsGetting drunk, letting loose, and dancing around. Man, I got so jigs at the bar last night. SO jigs. |
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