Gainesville plague

An especially potent variety of rhinovirus commonly found in/around the University of Florida in Gainesville. The plague is known to cause severe coughing and long-lasting sore throats. Transmission is often rapid due to overcrowding and mandatory attendance.

If you see a classmate coughing their lungs up, stay away! They just might have the Gainesville Plague.

by Martstet November 2, 2021

The 3 plagues of social work

Homeless, drugs and mental illness, the 3 major challenges of social work in North America.

The 3 plagues of social work are known by their acronym HDMI.

by Sexydimma June 12, 2021

Plague Rat

An entitled white person who ignores safety precautions and medical advice during a pandemic, spreading disease to everyone they come in contact with. They don't wear face masks or shields, they go shopping while standing too close and they don't wash their hands or use hand sanitizer.

My neighbor, Karen, died of covid-19 yesterday. I'm not surprised, that bitch was such a plague rat, her entire family is still in quarantine.

by Hairyrimmer May 14, 2020

plagnum

The worst,the best,the most important and the most unimportant thing/person/organism/non-organism in the whole universe.Or easier said,the sixth element.

How could I do that,I was attacked by plagnum.
This thing is made of plagnum.
It is all because of plagnum.

by eclipsebmx December 10, 2009

Boomer Plague

an other word for the Covid-19

"the Boomer Plague just killed an other one in the nursing home"

by Hans Ost March 12, 2020

paggro

to be passively aggressive towards someone

Driver: Grr. That guy is totally riding my bumper. I'm going to drive slower.
Passenger2: Way to get paggro on his ass.

by fosterism January 9, 2009

black plague

trying to be black. also, trying to adapt to the black culture by
1. eating chicken
2. wearing fubu
3. working at McDonalds.
4. wathcing black women in porn

Jim: how do you know i have the black plague?

Fred: you're wearing a burger king employee shirt...

by thedirtysanchez September 30, 2004