Definition
Definition of jimjam - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
playfulnessDated UK playful or silly moodDated UK
- She was in a jimjam, laughing and joking with everyone.
2.
chaosDated UK chaotic or frenzied activityDated UK
- The party turned into a jimjam.
3.
medicalDated UK fit of feverish deliriumDated UK
- The patient experienced a jimjam during the night.
Origin of jimjam
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Examples of jimjam in a sentence
Their jimjam was contagious, spreading joy all around. The office became a jimjam during the audit. His mind was a jimjam of thoughts before the exam. He fell into a jimjam after the surgery. The high fever caused a sudden jimjam.
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- French:humeur espiègle, pagaille, ...
- German:verspielte Stimmung, Durcheinander, ...
- Italian:stato d'animo scherzoso, pandemonio, ...
- Spanish:humor travieso, caos, ...
- Portuguese:brincadeira, rebuliço, ...
- Chinese:嬉闹, 混乱, ...
- Japanese:ふざけた気分, 大騒ぎ, ...
- Arabic:حَالَةُ مَرَحٍ, فَوْضَى عَارِمَة, ...
- Hebrew:מַצַּב רוּחַ עַלִּיז, בָּלָגָן, ...
- Russian:игривое настроение, кавардак, ...
- Ukrainian:грайливість, хаос, ...
- Hindi:मज़ाकिया मूड, हंगामा, ...
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