Jenkins

[Sarah]

name of contempt for a flatterer of persons high in social orofficial life; as, the Jenkins employed by a newspaper. [Colloq. Eng.

[Sarah]

One who is prone to accidents; a person who breaks glass objects frequently.

[Sarah]

See [Leeroy].

n.
1: One who does not grasp the concept of caution.
2: One whose success is based purely off relentless aggression and pure luck.
3: One who likes chicken.
4: One whose battle cry consists of their own name.

v.
1: To destroy all hopes of success.
2: To rush headlong into danger without regard to consequences.
3: To satisfy one's own desires at the expense of all around oneself.

[Sarah]

Typically middle/upper class English male from good breeding and background. Usually old money, and has attended Oxford and/or Cambridge and hails from one of the home counties. Typically an Eton boy, enjoys eating cheese and wine in their smoking jacket and listening to classic FM's Evening Concert.

The Jenkins is traditionally spotted at either Henley or Marlow regatta, and usually wears some sort of hideously coloured striped boating jacket.

Not to be confused with the Made In Chelsea-esque character, Jenkins are far more superior (in their eyes) and are more quintessentially

[Sarah]

The title given to someone who struggles to answer a simple question asked. This person will attempt to give a bullshit response to act smart and seem credible even though they are completely missing the point. If you ever encounter someone like this, just walk away. There is no hope.

[Sarah]

Is the act of being very drunk and throwing a lip.

[Sarah]

If you are a Jenkins you are mean and annoying.

[Sarah]

The smelly kid in class.

[Dave Paprocki]

1. One who is especially [dirty].

2. One who refuses to [shower].

3. A [foul] smell.

[Tina]

On-premise and web-based continuous integration solution that provides businesses with tools to build, test and deploy projects. A software product by Jenkins