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vacced up 

Pronounced "vacked" up.

Vacced up is defined as: fully Covid-19 vaccinated; got both doses of the Moderna or Pfizer-BioN vaccines; got the Johnson & Johnson (J&J) shot; four weeks after getting full doses of one the vaccines
"Vacced up"

My squad is all "vacced up" and ready to go eat out in a sit down restaurant.
I am all vacced up; this mask is going in the trash can.
vacced up by DarkNeck May 11, 2021
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Vaccident 

Post-vaccine automobile accidents on roadways, caused by mini-strokes and blood clots in the brain. People are driving off the roads and striking trees -- veering into other cars for head-on collisions -- and apparently losing cognitive function while behind the wheel.
Person #1: My friend didn't show up after getting the jab. He told me to be at his house, but he wasn't there. I feel betrayed.

Person #2: Hope he didn't have a vaccident on the way home from the drive-thru clinic!
Vaccident by VinDSL April 29, 2021

vaccidocious 

Vaccidocious is an adjective used to describe an obnoxious person who boasts about receiving a Covid-19 vaccination. Recognizable by excessive pride and weakened chest-thumping due to shoulder pain. Commonly found among other “Vaccidocios,” each trying to one-up the others with his tales of exaggerated vaccine wait times.

Wearing a “Got my Covid-19 Vaccine” sticker is vaccidocious.

The word vaccidocious is usually applied negatively.
Jimmy hadn’t finished the mandatory 15-minute-post-vaccine wait period before inflating his sense of superiority. His need to brag about his vaccine status was annoying, and his frequent vaccidocious displays left him without many friends. Whether indifference or “vax envy” explained the animosity, being vaccidocious was unacceptable.

Jimmy was being a “Vaccidocio,” one reason why nobody gave two shits about his two shots.
vaccidocious by MacMonkey March 19, 2021

Vancing, Vanced 

The act of stalking someone through the use of Snapchat maps or the act of getting stalked

The word is inspired and originated from a teenager in Adelaide named Joshua Vance. He is known for vancing.
Vancing, Vanced: “Henry is at a bando in Belair, I’m vancing him”, “I was at bay alone because I was pressed, but I got vanced by my mates instead”
Vancing, Vanced by TwintowersIsa January 27, 2023

vaccident 

When a flu vaccine killed more people then the actual flu did.
In the US, it was a vaccident that the H1N1 flu killed one person; whereas, the vaccine killed 25.
vaccident by zortroz May 5, 2009

Vancederful

"That hot chocolate was vancederful."
Vancederful by sowrongitsmitchell August 27, 2009
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briefcake 

"Did you check out the briefcake in courtroom C?"
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countrypolitan 

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countrypolitan by MOChick November 7, 2006
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Witch Bath 

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