Cancelista

An activist devoted to the elimination of a person, product, or media production as a result of some real or imagined social justice transgression.

Cancelistas have taken out Gone With the Wind, Cops, and Apu from the Simpsons. What's next?

by Top-Break July 27, 2020

Cancellation Age

The age where cancel culture is at its tipping point, especially against people who are innocent or not to be judged by the court of public opinion.

The Cancellation Age is like the McCarthyist Era but perpetrated by the leftists.

by Doctor WTF March 11, 2022

Cancellation Age

The age where you can be canceled for anything you say or do.

The Cancellation Age is filled with toxic people calling out others with opinions.

by Type2GenomeManiac March 11, 2022

cancellationism

The authoritarian ideology of the American far-left groups includes silencing the opposition through blacklisting and canceling people based on their opinions and beliefs.

The ideology of cancellationism is dangerous to American society.

by W3ird-X March 24, 2022

Cancelitis Nervosa

A form of extreme anxiety about being canceled or impending cancellation due to a history of either out-right or secretive socially unacceptable behavior in one's past. This condition can also manifest due to things that you said or did that USED to be acceptable being deemed unacceptable in current times. This type of worry is especially common among celebrities or political candidates.

Many comedians suffer from Cancelitis Nervosa due to a history of saying risque things in their performances that have become much more problematic in modern times and threaten to derail their careers.

by Rev. Johnny Blumpkin October 12, 2022

Canklebot

Word describing the persona of Hillary Rodham Clinton. A word to describe the embodiment of all evil.

Hillary , that Canklebot bitch is stealing the election.

by NickHowdy July 7, 2016

The three-part text message cancellation

The passive-agressive, real-time technique a girl will use to cancel a date with a guy, starting with an initial postponing ("seeing a friend from out of town!"), a second postponing ("my friend is late, sorry!") and ending with outright cancellation, often without a second date suggestion ("Sorry, can't make it tonight! Talk soon")

The three-part text message cancellation goes as follows:
Girl: Hey, yeah, my friend Anna is in town for the night, and we'll just get dinner. Meet afterward for drinks?
Guy: Sure.
Girl: Yeah, so she's kind of down, I'm gonna have a couple of drinks with her, is that okay?
Guy: Yeah, I'll see you later.
Girl: Okay so Anna is sleeping over, girl's night in. Really sorry.
Guy: Okay, so we do this later then?
Girl: ...

by TheMontrealGuy October 21, 2011