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* Are you fully vaxxed? | * Are you fully vaxxed? | ||
* I'm only half vaxxed. I get my second dose next week. | * I'm only half-vaxxed. I get my second dose next week. | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:52, 4 June 2021
Part of Speech
(adjective)
Pronunciation
[vaksd]
Defintion
An abbreviation for the word "vaccinated", vaxxed refers to the status of someone's COVID-19 vaccination.
Usage
- Half-Vaxxed: when someone receives the first dose of the COVID-19 Pfizer or Moderna vaccine
- Fully Vaxxed: when someone has received all the doses of their COVID-19 vaccination and is completely vaccinated
Generally followed by questions about which vaccine a person received (Pfizer, Moderna, or Johnson & Johnson)
Example Sentences
- Are you fully vaxxed?
- I'm only half-vaxxed. I get my second dose next week.
