Jerry Edit Meaning

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Jerry was used by the British in the Great War as a nickname for the Germans. One possible origin is that Jerry was thought to be a common name among Germans, like 'John' with Americans. Another, and perhaps the true origin, is that bed pans/chamber pots were called Jerries, and the Germans helmets looked like them, so... Jerry was one of many nicknames used to call the Germans, the French preferred Boche, the Americans, Krauts. Another common one was 'Hun'. The usage of Jerry, and the rest, although I can't say I have seem much use of Boche outside of WW I related things, continued during the Second World War. The gas/water container used by the Germans in WW II was nicknamed a Jerry can. During the Great War, the Germans, when talking to the Englishmen in the opposite trenches, would use Tommy to reference them, while the British, of course, used Jerry in regard to the Germans.

My high school had this great set of WW II books, and I can remember this one story from a veteran that, for whatever reason, has stuck with me. He and his unit had assaulted a German airfield. "We were running around securing the hangars. I passed the door to an office and kicked it open. I tossed in a grenade and the Jerry behind the desk caught it and shouted, "Nein! Nein!" I yelled, "Ja! Ja!" and slammed the door shut."

See boche, hun, german, kraut, jerry can

2.

A sexy beast, good with the ladies and with a 8-inch wang.

Girl: Look, here comes a Jerry...I'll go ask him out!

See good, with, ladies, huge, wang

3.

WWI term used by the British Amry to refer to a German.

Here comes Jerry Bastard!

See Gumba Gumba

4.

He's a very sweet boy and only falls in love with one girl....

But he can go all night with that girl. ;) he's great in bed and knows how to have sex. he has a nice penis and a good ass. All the girls want to have sex with him.

i want to get in Jerry's pants

Jerry and Samanthahave sex every night

Ninawants to get in bed with Jerry

See sex, ass, love, make love, girl

5.

Jerry was a race car driver. He drove so goddamn fast. He never did win no checkered flags, but he never did come in last. Jerry was a race car driver, he'd say "el solo number one." With a bocephus sticker on his 442 he'd light em up just for fun.

Jerry was a race car driver. 22 years old. Had too many cold beers one night and wrapped himself around a telephone pole.

See jerry, race car, driver, primus

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1.) noun: During World War Two, a nickname given to the Nazis by Allied soldiers. From "GER-man" (Jer-man, then Jerry). Plural: JERRIES (the Germans). Considered a racial slur by modern standards. Compare Fritz.

2.) noun: An epithet attached to invididuals of German or Germanic heritage.

1.) Intelligence reports Jerry near Hurtgen Forest, General.

2.) I wanted to date Astrid Vögel, but my father, a WWII veteran, would be furious if I brought Jerry into the house.

See jerry, gerund, jerome, jarman, fritz, fritzy

7.

An old man who love's his goat dearly.

Jerry your prize goat is running away.

See goat, devils, cheese, milk, horns