Vegone

To once be a vegan but is not anymore

You use to be Vegone, but now you will be gone.

by Scott-P December 12, 2018

Vegone

The phenomenon that occurs to vegetarians or vegans when they taste meat and realize it's delicious and they regret living in their meatless past.

Pass me the hummus and some pita. Ew...there was meat on here. Jesus Christ that was delicious. I was vegan now I am vegone! *slits wrists*

by Mister W. February 23, 2010

you've gone incognito

What are you doing on Urban Dictionary? Go to some porn site bro

I really want to jack it but first let's copy the thing that chrome says and search it on Urban Dictionary *types you've gone incognito*

by Hotpies May 5, 2018

vegomelete

A terrible smelling vagina. the word itself is an amalgamation of the words vegetable & omelete.

pronounced (vuh-jom-lit).

dude i wouldn't touch that vegomelete with a 10 foot pole

by neb sicnarf September 29, 2008

I've gone Willie Nelson

Statement applicable to any person who has dropped alcohol in favor of marijuana

I love gin but it makes me violent and stupid. Therefore, as a gesture to both my girlfriend and my local PD, I've gone Willie Nelson in 2008.

by Richard Young February 4, 2008

veginearian

Someone who claims to be vegitarian, but eats meat products, like steak or bacon, or fish.

Scott was horrified to be spotted eating a bacon sandwich - he'd been outed as a veginearian.

by GruntPuppy January 11, 2020

vegorexia

Combing the root words of vegan and anorexia, a vegorexia is the contemporary bluff to avoid criticism for an unaddressed eating disorder. Vegorexics will not only abide by the philisophical tenants of veganism, but will also avoid eating any form of fat, sugar or carb that secretly repulses them. The more identifiable traits of anorexia (a general disgust for food; a preoccupation with personal wieght; stressed secrecy of eating/excercising) are less prominent, and instead are replaced by excessive emotional argument about the health benefits of foods, rule-making on the sourcing of foods (organic, sustainable, shade-grown, native/co-op sourced, etc.) and a repetive eating habit (the precise same products purchased during every shopping expedition).

Manchego's friends were starting to suspect he was suffering from vegorexia because he had eaten nothing but plain toast with nutritional yeast and soymilk lattes for eight days running.

by Subspace Eddy May 27, 2005