jerking
IPA: dʒˈɝkɪŋ
noun
- A motion that jerks; a jerk.
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Examples of "jerking" in Sentences
- He said bank stocks are "jerking" the market around as economic fears wax and wane and as short sellers adjust their positions.
- I have the over under sight mounts on it which makes it so i cant rest my cheek on the butt and i am pretty consistantly "jerking" the trigger.
- Jessica Meyers, the loudest of all, could whistle really loud by slipping two fat fingers into her mouth and kind of jerking her neck like she was choking.
- Jessica Meyers, the loudest of all, could whistle really loud by slipping two fat fingers into her mouth and kind of jerking her neck like she was choking.
- It's gratuitously violent and requires the player to physically mimic the action on screen, such as jerking the Wii remote downward to shove a pen into an enemy's head.
- Venison and beef, dried in the sun, or over the fire by the process called jerking, was prepared in the season of abundance for winter use, and proved the best sort of food for a marauding corps.
- when geting a physical from a doctor do i have to take my top off? its called jerking off for guys ... but wat is it called for girls? im 13 and get high everyday. i recently got caught wit weed. the police are giving me random drug tests. help? dog health illness & More
- The Indians make this wholesale destruction for two objects; first, to get the meat, which they preserve by "jerking" -- that is, by cutting into thin strips and drying in the sun -- and, secondly, for the skins with which they cover their tents, make their beds, and part of their clothing.