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Vichill ( vi-chill )

NOUN
- is the combination of two distinct words in the english dictionary: vigil (the act of keeping awake at times when sleep is customary) ; chill (relax of some sort)
-an act of relaxation among pert cafe staffs

Synonyms: Inom, Shat, Alak, Debate ni Muyco, Bogo si Pol

Was formed in Mid 2020 in the pandemic era
Vichill
Vichill by Skylewalker July 2, 2020
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vichilling

when you are vibing and chilling at the same time you are vichilling
when you can’t decide weather you are chilling or vibing you decide you are vichilling
vichilling by a and h June 5, 2020

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vchiflex by Vchiflex January 24, 2021
The act of chillin' while you are also villian(ing).
Bro (1): Yo dog what u up to?
Bro (2): Nuthin much, just vhillin
Bro (1): Man what the fuck is that
Bro (2): You know, chillin, while you're being a villian.
Bro (1): Bro you're fucking gay

vichilling

when you can’t decide if you are chilling or vibing you are vichilling
vichilling by a and h June 5, 2020
PER+IONARY

Vichill ( vi-chill )

NOUN
- is the combination of two distinct words in the english dictionary: vigil (the act of keeping awake at times when sleep is customary) ; chill (relax of some sort)
-an act of relaxation among pert cafe staffs

Synonyms: Inom, Shat, Alak, Debate ni Muyco, Bogo si Pol

Was formed in Mid 2020 in the pandemic era
Vichill ta bai
Vichill by Skylewalker July 2, 2020
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Usage:
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* Can imply effortless weight loss, suppressed hunger, or being “powered by pharmaceuticals”

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