The Jimothy lexicon

The name Kiana Hall gave the unusually proportioned wild raccoon whose Ballard video went viral in July 2026.

Jimothy spotted.

The question attached to the viral sighting, now used to introduce Jimothy's distinctive silhouette and origin story.

A celebratory response rooted in the caption language surrounding the original viral post.

Praise Jimothy!

The name for Seattle's July 2026 wave of Jimothy sightings, fan art, jokes, and public celebrations.

The shortened form of Hot Jimothy Summer, formally used in the July 26 proclamation by two Seattle councilmembers.

A compact caption for a new or suspected appearance; responsible use includes a source and a deliberately broad location.

Jimothy spotted in Ballard.

An affectionate description of Jimothy popularized nationally by The Daily Show.

A playful title used in fan culture and the name of Virginia McFadden's stained-glass contest winner.

A playful royal title used by fans during the first wave of Jimothy posts.

A joking description of Jimothy's initially mysterious silhouette, later used as the title of the D&D Beyond artifact.

A fan response that extends the mock-reverential language around Saint Jimothy and Praise Jimothy.

All hail Jimothy.

A playful call to identify with Jimothy, documented in staff and community replies to the D&D artifact.

Established internet shorthand for a raccoon, often applied to Jimothy in headlines and fan copy.