1. Delivering bad news while performing a hand-job. Ex: “How did he take the break up?” “Pretty well, I let him down gently.”
2. Slowly and carefully lowering a person from a great height.
Origin: Jess said: “I guess I’ll have to let him down gently then…” Chris said: “So you’ll tell him while giving him a hand job?” This origin really isn’t doing the phrase any justice at all.
1. One person rubbing another person’s genitals through their jeans. Ex: “You want to give me what? A jean job? Oh yeah that sounds great I’d love to have a raw and chapped dick.” Ex 2:Jeanjob.com
2. Employment with Levi’s.
Origin: Jess hand her hand on Chris’s lap and Adam R. blurted out “are you giving him a jean job?”.
1. Sex. Ex: I’ve been on your porch knock for like 20 minutes where the hell were you? We were upstairs fixing the air conditioner.
2. Being late on the account of having sex
3. Actually fixing problems with a air conditioning unit.
Origin: Derek and Becky were sexing it up when people showed up to their house. After a few minutes of knocking (on the door) they appeared, and Becky shouted “we were upstairs fixing the air conditioner”.
The Hecktionary was a an idea that formed as a result of strange vernacular used by Jess and sometimes Chris.
Slang terms originated from our linguistic cultural history from our friends and family. Regional dialects at their best, friend to friend and household to household. Sometimes inspired from the Television and pop culture we consume, and occasionally terms of insult and endearment as well.
Creating and using these colloquialisms is a part of our daily life. We thought it only fair to explain to the masses what it all means. We will update until the job is done.
Feel welcome to suggest new additions to this online lexicon.