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A difficult or problematic situation, usually created by circumstances beyond your control.
When the boss wanted my report by noon instead of 5 pm, I found myself in a real jimmy jam.
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a pinch/dip of smokeless tobacco, preferably Skoal Mint, that lacks in size or is smaller than that of the average five year old.
Wow dude, that's not even a dip its a damn jimmy jam.
Nice jimmy jam fag, my little brother puts in bigger dips than that.
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To make an attempt to screw over your friend, in particular to reneging on previously made plans.
Dude, what happened to the plans tonight? You trying to jimmy-jam me?
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The Jimmy Jam is when a person who has dentures is having intercourse with another person. The person giving the penis takes his dentures out and jams them into the receivers anus at which point he yells JIMMY JAMMMM! And then pounds wildly on his chest.
OMG! The other night we were down at Shenanigans and Greco gave this old homeless man the Jimmy Jam in the bathroom!
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Name for a marijuana cigarette. Used when inviting a friend to a social smoke.
Hey Joe, let's go fire up a Jimmy Jam.
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One of the most successful R&B producer duo's of all time. They have worked together as producers since 1982 when they departed from the popular R&B group "The Time". They have produced hits for The S.O.S Band, Alexander O'Neal, Janet Jackson, Michael Jackson, New Edition, The Human League, Cherrelle, Thelma Houston, Patti Austin, The Force MD's and many other music artists. They have a very distinctive sound due to their heavy use of synthesizers and strong drum beats. Jam & Lewis produced fast dance tracks such as "Criticise" by Alexander O'Neal, "Miss you much" by Janet Jackson and "Encore" by Cheryl Lynn as well as slow ballads like "Can you stand the rain" by New Edition, "Tell Me if you Still Care" by The S.O.S Band and "Lets Wait Awhile" which was also a hit for Janet Jackson. On December 19, 2007 Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis were declared "The Greatest Producers of All-Time," on "The Cedric Muhammad and Black Coffee Program" beating out Quincy Jones, Dr. Dre, Teddy Riley, DJ Premier, Holland Dozier and Holland, Kanye West, Babyface, The Bomb Squad, Gamble and Huff, Timbaland, and Phil Spector.
Hey, this sounds like a Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis track!
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its when your jim jams are jamming too hard
Yo bro i just had a jimmy jim jam moment XD rawr
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