Flockdown
The word was there to describe the huge amount of snowfall during the lockdown in December 2020 in Austria.
Flockdown by Schorschi aka nix aka December 7, 2020
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Lockdown Deaths
Excess Mortality above the average due to joblessness, homelessness, loss of business , and the like caused by Lockdowns.
So many have died due to Lockdown Deaths , the excess deaths are off the charts with Drug overdose, suicide, Alzheimer's patients dying of despair in nursing homes because their families aren't visiting them. Deaths from heart attacks, cancer & other illnesses because people are not getting timely heath care from doctors & hospitals, all due to halted care for non-COVID patients
Lockdown Deaths by The Florida Populist November 2, 2020
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lockdowner by timlight April 21, 2020
Tittie Lockdown
Tittie Lockdown is the situation that takes place when you can no longer control yourself because the bitches are controlling you with their tittie powers.
Marc: Yo i've been trying to tell that bitch off for so long.
Andy: Why haven't you?
Marc: Bitch got me on Tittie Lockdown.
Andy: Why haven't you?
Marc: Bitch got me on Tittie Lockdown.
Tittie Lockdown by Marc519 December 7, 2009
bro code lockdown
It’s a form of trust that you cannot break or you will be hated forever with no trust over everything with your best friends (You do a pinky swear and touch your middle fingers)
bro code lockdown by Rumople89 July 7, 2017
Lockdown
A flowery term for “home jail”—when people are only allowed to go out to buy food or to obtain “essential services,” such as buying guns, getting tattooed, and dog grooming, in the fastest possible time, while interacting with the least number of people to avoid infecting them with the virus.
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