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A catch all word to describe anything that is basic, uncool or untrendy. According to The New York Times, "cheugy (pronounced chew-gee) can be used, broadly, to describe someone who is out of date or trying too hard."
Things that are cheugy:
The New York Times
PT Cruisers
Goldendoodles
Australians
Addison Rae
White people
Billionaires
The person writing this definition
Things that are cheugy:
The New York Times
PT Cruisers
Goldendoodles
Australians
Addison Rae
White people
Billionaires
The person writing this definition
by Callmemaybe69 May 04, 2021
2
The position of a person who believes that vaccines are generally armful for health and are associated (yet not limited) to the cause of autism in children.
Ignoring the whole body of well documented evidence that vaccines have effectively cured diseases like polio, smallpox and measles, anti-vaxers most common arguments are based on false correlation statistics, mainly seeded by dubious and discredited studies. They will argue that if celebrities like Jenny McCarth, Michele Bachmann and Charlie Sheen agrees with them, then who cares about a scientists opinion?
Anti-vaxers will generally accuse the opposition of partaking in a global "big pharma" conspiracy, if ever they dare to disagree with them.
Such movement poses a real threat for the children. They are particularly vulnerable because of the time they pass in schools classrooms, playing field or any other social gatherings, which can greatly increase the spread of infectious diseases even if a majority of children are vaccinated.
Ignoring the whole body of well documented evidence that vaccines have effectively cured diseases like polio, smallpox and measles, anti-vaxers most common arguments are based on false correlation statistics, mainly seeded by dubious and discredited studies. They will argue that if celebrities like Jenny McCarth, Michele Bachmann and Charlie Sheen agrees with them, then who cares about a scientists opinion?
Anti-vaxers will generally accuse the opposition of partaking in a global "big pharma" conspiracy, if ever they dare to disagree with them.
Such movement poses a real threat for the children. They are particularly vulnerable because of the time they pass in schools classrooms, playing field or any other social gatherings, which can greatly increase the spread of infectious diseases even if a majority of children are vaccinated.
Anti-vaxer arguments in a nutshell:
"I just don't see the evidence for vaccines causing aut..."
- "YOU'RE JUST A SHILL PAID BY BIG PHARMA!!!"
"I just don't see the evidence for vaccines causing aut..."
- "YOU'RE JUST A SHILL PAID BY BIG PHARMA!!!"
by Xnerdz August 06, 2015
3
An absolute retard who thinks that Karen on Facebook is smarter than a centuries worth of research
Commonly found like this
Commonly found like this
Anti- vax :do your own research and you’ll find out what I mean
Regular person : send me some evidence then
Anti-vax can’t government controls the internet
Regular person : send me some evidence then
Anti-vax can’t government controls the internet
by The beanbag May 31, 2019
4
Her anti-vax views run contrary to legitimate research and the advice of the majority of the medical community.
by RagnarPickles August 27, 2015
6
People who believe vaccines are damaging and/or give autism. They will generally base their information off of misinformed or false facts.
The woman refused her sons vaccines, and by the way she's talking about how bad they are she is obviously a anti-vax mom.
The online movement of Anti-vax activists is increasing, does this spell doom for the medical community?
The online movement of Anti-vax activists is increasing, does this spell doom for the medical community?
by NarBloo April 13, 2019