Jack Sparrow

(verb) to Jack Sparrow

1. To pirate/steal back anything you already own because it is easier than screwing around with licenses and/or people.
2. To pirate any digital content.

"to Jack Sparrow" is derived from the fictional character "Jack Sparrow" who is a character in the movie series "Pirates of the Caribbean". He is an underhanded little cross dressing pirate with too much eyeliner on who steals, loses and steals back a myriad of dubious items and riches.

1.
Frank: Fucking Stan, that ass hole still hasn't returned me my statistics book
Bob: Dude... why don't you just Jack Sparrow it?

2.
Frank: That is a pretty cool app, how much did you pay?
Bob: Don't know, I just Jack Sparrowed it

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