OJ



OJ

1. n. orange juice. (Initialism.) I like to have a big glass of fresh OJ every morning.
2. Go to overjolt.

OJ someone

tv. to stab someone. (Refers to the O.?J. Simpson stabbing case.) Don’t worry. I would never OJ my buddy.
See also: OJ

overjolt

and OJ
1. n. an overdose of drugs, especially of heroin. (The abbreviation is an initialism. Drugs.) Ted is suffering from a serious OJ.
2. in. to take an overdose of drugs, especially of heroin. (Drugs.) She overjolted once too often.

OJ

verb

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
ByrneBURNEnglish (Rare)
Madge[mædʒ]
NathanaËLna-ta-na-ELFrench
Rico (2)REE-koItalian
Tryggvi-Icelandic, Ancient Scandinavian
HurŞİT-Turkish