Vaccislap
I had to break the social distancing to give my boy blue a vaccislap to save him from becoming covidtossed.
Vaccislap by CiCi and the cookie monster May 16, 2020
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Vaccigraphics
The Covid-19 vaccination statistics of a population or geographic area.
Usually used by fire department command staff or other questionable semi-professionals
Usually used by fire department command staff or other questionable semi-professionals
Vaccigraphics by Almost-a-Doctor August 26, 2021
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vajcoslap
(read "vajco-shlap")
Came from Czech Republic and it means "The one who steps on his testicles while walking."
Came from Czech Republic and it means "The one who steps on his testicles while walking."
vajcoslap by Thrallismos November 15, 2009
vaccillation
Most people she knew were getting it, but she'd heard one story of a child being paralyzed for life, and she was in a state of vaccillation about whether to allow the immunization for her daughter.
vaccillation by Monkey's Dad April 11, 2020
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