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inconsiderate, or unfair man, or "bad boy." |
inconsiderate, or unfair man, or "bad boy." |
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But alternatively it means something very different, a naive and |
But alternatively it means something very different, a naive and |
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foolish man, only roughly synonymous with |
foolish man, only roughly synonymous with David Allessio (Austin, TX) |
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<br>'''Jerk''' may also refer to: |
<br>'''Jerk''' may also refer to: |
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Jerk most often means a disagreeable person, usually male, but has two varieties. On the one hand it refers to a selfish, inconsiderate, or unfair man, or "bad boy." But alternatively it means something very different, a naive and foolish man, only roughly synonymous with David Allessio (Austin, TX)
Jerk may also refer to:
- The second phase of the "clean and jerk", a weightlifting exercise
- Hypnic jerk, an involuntary muscle twitch during the transition from wakefulness to sleep
- Jamaican jerk spice, a style of cooking native to Jamaica in which meats are dry-rubbed with a fiery spice mixture
- Soda jerk, a person who operates a soda fountain
- Jerk (physics), in physics, the rate of change of acceleration
- The Jerk (1979), a comedy film starring Steve Martin
- "The Jerk" (House episode), a third season episode of the TV series House
- Jerk, an album released in 1995 by hHead on IRS records
- Jerk (band), an industrial metal band from Sydney, Australia
- The Jerk (dance), a dance craze