bakecation
Going on a vacation where you don't physically have to go anywhere. You need a lot of pot, munchies, video games, and a place to crash.
bakecation by bakesies September 19, 2009
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Bake-cation
When a group or individual neglects all responsibilities to get high for an interminable period of time.
Example 1
Tom: What happened to Jason last lecture?
Kyle: He and Ben got really high and decided to take a bake-cation for our 3-day weekend.
Example 2
Jerry: Hey Scott! I need an ounce of pot for this weekend.
Scott: I noticed you took a week off work. Bake-cation?
Jerry: For suresies! I'm going to stay home and blaze all day.
Tom: What happened to Jason last lecture?
Kyle: He and Ben got really high and decided to take a bake-cation for our 3-day weekend.
Example 2
Jerry: Hey Scott! I need an ounce of pot for this weekend.
Scott: I noticed you took a week off work. Bake-cation?
Jerry: For suresies! I'm going to stay home and blaze all day.
Bake-cation by wordsies September 18, 2009
Related Words
Bake-cation • babecation • baecationship • Bakeation • Bakercation • Banecation • bae-cation • fakecation • Bacation • babycation
Basscation
Basscation by basshead808 September 9, 2023
Bakercation
A Bakercation is an involuntary and unpaid leave from work due to disciplinary action taken by your employer.
I could really use a vacation but I don't have any vacation days left. Maybe I can get a Bakercation for a few days.
Bakercation by santaclauseiscoming February 19, 2011
Braecation
A combination of "Bro", "Bae", and "vacation" meaning a group vacation with your bros and your/their baes.
Braecation by the elegant eight July 23, 2017
babecation
Cree: "Is that you?"
Mary: "Yes."
Cree: "I gotta get outta here." "Jethro's driving me crazy."
"I need a vacation bad.
Mary: "Uh oh." "A babecation?"
Cree: "You got it." "Hurry, come now n' git me."
Mary: "Yes."
Cree: "I gotta get outta here." "Jethro's driving me crazy."
"I need a vacation bad.
Mary: "Uh oh." "A babecation?"
Cree: "You got it." "Hurry, come now n' git me."
babecation by jethrojones August 25, 2012
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"My salad days,
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