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Jeep

An acronym for "Just Enough Experience to Pass"

Me: Yo, high school was dope son.

Person B: What'er you talking about man? You were a JEEP the whole time!

Me: Word.

by Kauv May 21, 2012

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Jeeped on

something getting ruined by a jeep ie: clothes, bank account, tools, ground, trees, and other people.

My bank account got jeeped on because i spent so much money.
The oil spotted driveway was jeeped on.

by yjkid October 15, 2010

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Jeep

A somewhat elevated vehicle that some drivers feel that they can cover their enemies from.

The usual driver of the Jeep was in a position elevated above everyone else around him/her. That must've made him/her feel more powerful, possibly tougher.

by The Original Agahnim February 2, 2022

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Jeeping

Typically a scenario when there are two couples on a date and a fifth 'wheel' joins the group. While the couples carry on and keep the date rolling forward, the fifth wheel sits on the back of the group and gives no real contribution to the progression of the evening.

Guy #1: Dude, why was Mike so pissed all night when we went out?
Guy #2: He was just annoyed that he was jeeping with us the whole time.

by Wackadoodledoo October 2, 2015

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Jeeping

When one sells an item so they can later purchase a Jeep.

Hey Simon! I'm jeeping those Cd's you lent me.

by Samward April 24, 2006

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jeep

A U.S. military acronym pronounced as "jeep", but actually spelled as "J.E.P." It's short for Junior Enlisted Personnel. New enlistees or the new guys in the unit are called jeeps. Used widely in the Air Force and Army.

"Hey, jeep, go pick up a roll of flightline and a bucket of prop wash."

by pedicabber April 23, 2005

12๐Ÿ‘ 55๐Ÿ‘Ž


Jeep

Non-derogative slang term used for Indians (from India). The term does not distinguish between Hindi, Sikh etc, but rather goups anyone of Indian descent together.

There are more Jeeps in Sunnyvale, CA than any other city in Silicon Valley.

by Greg Steven September 17, 2006

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