J-bag Edit Meaning

1.

A (derogatory) term for a Jew, usually implying stinginess. Etymology unknown. Perhaps deriving from a variation on tea bag(?)

He wouldn't even give me a chip... What a fucking J-bag!

See j-bag

2.

The combination of the popular and widely used "Douchebag" with the greedy and selfish stereotypes of a Jew.

Donald stole my burrito from taco bell that i really would have enjoyed. He already had two tacos anyway. That J-bag didn't even leave any hot sauce! I would have given him a bite if he asked.

See greedy, selfish, douchebag, jew, thieving

3.

Similar to a Tea bag, but when the balls enter the mouth, one must thrust back and forth to allow the balls to swing in the mouth. The complete action follows the form of a J hence the name J-Bag.

May also be used as an insult.

Tony got J-Bagged at the party after he passed out.

Josh is such a D-Bag!...No, he's a J-Bag.

See tea bag, bag, j, d-bag, insult

4.

To call a Jewish person a J-bag is a shorter way of calling them a Jew-bag. An annoying member of the Jewish religion.

1. "That damn Goldberg guy came by again yesterday."

2. "That's already five times this week. That friken' j-bag needs to find a hobby..."

See j, bag, j-bag, jew, jewish, teabag, jew-bag, religion, b

5.

A condom or a johnny...

Come on slut get the j-bag out...

See j bag, jonny, johnny, condom, rubber

6.

Useful term to describe people of Japanese origin, when in a setting that is full of them.

1.) You can judge a j-bag by its cover.

2.) J-bags really get my goat.

3.) Once a j-bag, always a j-bag.

See japanese, japan, jap, nip, nippon

7.

A word commonly used to define one who is constantly trying to scam free shit off of others even though they clearly have more money then them.

Ned pulled another j-bag manuever today; he went down to the cafeteria to get a coffee, but when he went to the register to pay he told the lady it was water.

Ned hobbled his dirty j-bag ass over to Patty's desk to see if he could score some more free shit from her and her co-workers.

See j-bag, jew