OJ

1. An initialism of "orange juice." I never eat very much for breakfast, usually just a slice of toast and a glass of OJ.2. offensive slang To stab someone. A reference to O.J. Simpson, who was tried but acquitted of murder by stabbing. That dude had gang symbols tattooed on his arms. You're lucky he didn't OJ you!

overjolt

1. slang An extreme, life-threatening physical reaction to some narcotic, especially heroin, opioids, cocaine, or amphetamines; an overdose. My friend died from an overjolt of laced cocaine. I don't touch the stuff ever since. I just stick to smoking weed—no risk of an overjolt on that stuff.2. slang To experience an extreme, life-threatening physical reaction to some narcotic, especially heroin, opioids, cocaine, or amphetamines; to overdose. My brother actually overjolted on morphine after getting addicted to it following his surgery. I thought you were overjolting from the way you were sweating and your eyes were rolled back in your head.

OJ

1. n. orange juice. (Initialism.) I like to have a big glass of fresh OJ every morning. 2. Go to overjolt.

OJ someone

tv. to stab someone. (Refers to the O. J. Simpson stabbing case.) Don’t worry. I would never OJ my buddy. See also: OJ, someone

overjolt

and OJ1. n. an overdose of drugs, especially of heroin. (The abbreviation is an initialism. Drugs.) Ted is suffering from a serious OJ. 2. in. to take an overdose of drugs, especially of heroin. (Drugs.) She overjolted once too often.

OJ

verbSee overjolt

Acronym	Definition
OJ➣Orange Juice
OJ➣Official Journal (European Communities)
OJ➣Object (assembly language ASM51 assembler control)
OJ➣Officejet (printer)
OJ➣Orange Julius (smoothie shop)
OJ➣Orenthal James (Simpson)
OJ➣Open Jaw (airfare construction)
OJ➣Orlando Jordan (wrestler)
OJ➣Orlando Jones (actor)
OJ➣Outdoor Japan (magazine)
OJ➣Only Joking
OJ➣Ontario Judgments
OJ➣Organisation Jeunesse (French: youth organization)
OJ➣Omar Jacobs (Bowling Green State University football quarterback)
OJ➣Optical Jamming
OJ➣Offensive Jammer
OJ➣Orpington Juniors (est. 1965)
OJ➣oral jejunum (medical)