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Jaro (pronounced; "yə-rō") is most commonly used to stress the blandness or ordinariness of a person you've had a bad or neutral interaction with, when chatting with a friend. The expression was coined somewhere in ex-yugoslavia and quickly gained momentum, spreading into other european countries. Last year It has received substantial traction in the USA after a supposed video surfaced of famous NBA superstar Luka Dončič using "jaro" to describe a fan that squirted water over him after a match. "--and then this jaro came outta nowhere and squirted ice cold water over me"
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