Pronunciation: /dʒɪmi/
noun a short crowbar used for forcing doors and windows
A1 Jimmy is my best friend.
A2 I saw Jimmy at the park yesterday.
B1 Jimmy always makes me laugh with his jokes.
B2 I invited Jimmy to my birthday party.
C1 Jimmy's intelligence and wit are unmatched.
C2 I have known Jimmy for over a decade and he is like a brother to me.
verb to force open (a door or window) with a jimmy
A1 I jimmy the lock to open the door when I forget my keys.
A2 The thief tried to jimmy the window open to break into the house.
B1 The detective suspected foul play when he found evidence that someone had tried to jimmy the safe.
B2 The expert locksmith was able to jimmy the lock without causing any damage.
C1 The skilled burglar was able to jimmy the high-security lock with ease.
C2 The hacker was able to jimmy the encrypted code to gain access to the sensitive information.
formal Jimmy is a diligent employee who always meets deadlines.
informal I heard Jimmy got a promotion at work, good for him!
slang Jimmy is a cool dude, always down for a good time.
figurative The storm hit the town like Jimmy's temper, fast and fierce.
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