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pandemania 

Pandemania is the general term for when a society has had enough of dealing with the effects of a lingering pandemic and it goes full-tilt! People are scared, loved ones dying, businesses shuttered, all the while politicians are quacking. It’s mania. It’s pandemania!

Pandemania is also poem written in 2013 by Daniel Halpern. It defines sentiments today!
“COVID-19 is driving me crazy. I’m tired of all the BS. It’s pandemania!” “Yeah, it’s a real ‘shit-show’ out there.”
pandemania by Danno251 May 26, 2020

Pandelerium 

A combination of "pandemonium" and "delirium"

The term was coined by Jeff Foxworthy.
Redneck woman: "It was pandelerium! I thought we'd be killed or even worse. I looked out the window in time to see the chicken's coop go right over our roof! All I could think was, Caroline still has my casserole dish!"
Pandelerium by Balderdash March 16, 2007
Pandega is an old word from Java, Indonesia.
The real meaning of Pandega is a good captain/leader of your peoples.
Nowadays, Pandega use as the highest level of scout in Indonesia.
"You are so brave and always help the team like Pandega!"
"As the Pandega, you can lead your own scout."
pandega by txtsa June 8, 2020

pandelerious 

when everyone except you is seeing something that for all you know is not really there
Group: Jack, how are you not seeing this dinosaur?
Jack:I really have no clue what all of you are talking about
Group: Well clearly you must be pandelerious
pandelerious by lack of cheese November 8, 2010

pandemarathon

Refers to the TV networks running marathons of shows and movies during the covid-19 corona virus pandemic where people were asked to quarantine for two weeks in mid March of 2020.
I'm fix'n to blaze up during this quarantine and watch me this pandemarathon of 12 hrs of Bar Rescue. Then I'm gonna watch a pandemarathon of three Rambo movies in a row!
pandemarathon by JoeyBomm March 29, 2020

pandemaniac 

A person during a pandemic who behaves like a selfish prick.
Did you see that pandemaniac at Costco with 50 jars of peanut butter in his cart?
pandemaniac by Heywood JaBlowne March 31, 2020
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"Yeah... I know."
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trucker's tan 

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I had a trucker's tan after driving for 10 straight hours on a sunny day.
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Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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