1. Bully Van
Meaning: A UK police van, distinct in size and colour.
Usage: ‘Here comes the bully van.’
2. Cringe Factor
Meaning: An element or aspect of a situation, or event that causes a person to cringe with acute embarrassment or awkwardness.
Usage: ‘His dancing has a very high cringe factor.’
3. Drooking
Meaning: A drenching or soaking.
Usage: ‘It’s raining so hard outside, I’m drooking.’
4. Fluthered
Meaning: Drunk, intoxicated.
Usage: ‘He’s drunk so much, he’s absolutely fluthered.’
5. Gaslighter
Meaning: A person who deceives and psychologically manipulates another into questioning his or her own perceptions or sanity.
Usage: ‘Lay off them. You’re a gaslighter aren’t you?’
6. Langered
Meaning: Very drunk; intoxicated.
Usage: ‘She was so langered at the wedding.’
7. Sass-box
Meaning: A sassy person; one who is impudent, impertinent, or cheeky. One who is self-assured, bold, or spirited.
Usage: ‘She is such a little sass-box.’
8. Sharenting
Meaning: The action or practice of sharing news, images, or videos of one’s children on social media websites.
Usage: ‘They are always sharenting.’
9. Sharesies
Meaning: In childish or playful language: the action of sharing something with another or others.
Usage: ‘Do you want some? Sharesies.’
10. Soysage
Meaning: A type of vegetarian (now typically vegan) sausage made with soy protein instead of meat.
Usage: ‘The café now serves soysage.’
11. Stress Bunny
Meaning: A person who is stressed or has a tendency to become stressed.
Usage: ‘My boss is such a stress bunny.’
12. Stress Eater
Meaning: A person who has a tendency to eat unhealthily in response to or as a means of coping with stress.
Usage: ‘I am such a stress eater.’
13. Unjabbed
Meaning: A person who has not undergone vaccination; unvaccinated.
Usage: ‘They haven’t had a vaccine, they’re unjabbed.’
14. Vaccine Hesitant
Meaning: Hesitant, reluctant, or refusing to be vaccinated (or to have one’s children vaccinated) against an infectious disease or diseases.
Usage: ‘He’s vaccine hesitant.’
15. Vaxxer
Meaning: A person who performs vaccinations.
Usage: ‘She’s got a new job as a vaxxer.’
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