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CANCELEDT 

Is a variant of the word canceled, adopted widely in the Philippines to signify the cancellation of a person/celebrity/notion/event with finality.

That’s how it’s spelled by the Gen Z. Yes, canceled with an extra T.

It could well represent time. Or truth. Or the temerity of the people to completely disregard facts and science to endanger their lives and those of the ones they love most.

Because that extra letter would keep you young and abreast with the youth whom we are saving now.
Joma Sison and the Terrorist CPP-NPA-NDF is so canceledt after being exposed as recruiters inside campuses.
CANCELEDT by Von the Gamer September 28, 2021
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wookiee life day is canceled

A way of saying there are no drugs without incriminating yourself.

From the fictional Star Wars holiday of the same name, in which every three years wookiees consume hallucinogenic orga root in order to commune with the tree of life. If none of the drug is available, the wookiee elders cancel the celebration for that year.
Alice: Did you get the stuff for the party?
Bob: No, Dave was all out. Wookiee life day is canceled.
In pop culture, canceled means to make someone or something irrelevant due to current drama.
James Charles is canceled.
Canceled by pee poo dog May 12, 2019
To dismiss something/somebody. To reject an individual or an idea
Kate: I love doughnuts used as a bun to my burger

Me: Ew! You’re cancelled
Cancelled by Flossy333 March 10, 2018

Cancerents

Parents who smoke cigarettes around their children.
Nick: I can't breathe in my own home!
Tony: Why not?
Nick: Cancerents T_T
Cancerents by Cybapa December 6, 2009

cancellationism 

The core ideology of cancel culture is when people believe "canceling" or silencing other people because of their opinions is just.
The belief in cancellationism is perpetrated by the left-wing fascists!
cancellationism by Doctor WTF March 11, 2022

Cancelists 

A group of people or friends who cancels plans frequently or at last minute.
I wouldn't go with you all as you're known for being cancelists.
Cancelists by ajadon September 10, 2023
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