2. Insulting term for a foolish or despicable person. ' You jerk! ' -- ' Blankety-blank ham-strung hunk of jerkybeef ' From Texas (1941) -- ' Joe the Jerk ' From the movie Roxie Hart (1942) -- ' Jerk-o ' From Stalag 17 (1953) -- ' Gold-bricking jerk ' From Onion Head (1958) -- ' Slobby, fat-ass, red-eyed jerk ' From There's a Girl in my Soup (1970) -- ' Knee-jerk liberal ' From Speechless (1994) -- ' Jerk face ' From Hocus Pocus (1993) -- ' Jerk-off ' From The Last Boyscout (1991) and The Big Red One (1980) -- ' Jerk wad ' From Kicking and Screaming (1995) -- ' Jerky ' From The Jerky Boys (1994).
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(Noun)
mean person
Usage: "You are such a jerk!" she screamed at her enemy.
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(Verb)
a dance
Usage: yo man, I Love to jerk
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(Verb)
a dance that black people do on the streetz