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Definition: The term "unringed" is a slang term used in the United Kingdom and Ireland that refers to a person who has not been properly ringed or vaccinated. It can also be used to describe someone who has already received their vaccine but hasn't yet received a second dose, which is often referred to as being unvaccinated. The term "unringed" is typically used in the context of public health measures and vaccination campaigns.
Definition: The term "unpricked" is a slang expression that refers to someone who has not been vaccinated or immunized against an infectious disease. It is often used in a humorous or sarcastic manner, and can also be used as a way of insulting someone else. For example, if you see someone who seems unvaccinated, you might say "Hey, what's up with that? You're unpricked!"
Definition: Unimmunised, also known as unvaccinated, refers to individuals who have not received a vaccine or are immune to a virus. This includes people of all ages and in all countries, including those who have recovered from vaccines or who are currently vaccinated. Unimmunized individuals may be more susceptible to diseases due to their lack of immunity, but they can still be protected by vaccination if the disease is not prevalent or there is no known vaccine available for it.
Definition: The term "unhap" is a slang term that refers to a person who has not been properly vaccinated or has received less than one dose of a vaccine. It can also be used as an idiomatic expression or a nickname for someone who does not have their immune system functioning properly. In the context of immunization, a person who has not been fully vaccinated is considered unvaccinated, and they may have a weakened immune response to vaccines. This can lead to health problems such as allergic
Definition: Scrapies, also known as scrapies or scrapie, are a rare and potentially deadly infectious disease that affects dogs. It is caused by the bacterium Pasteurella multocida, which can spread through contact with infected feces or urine of an animal carrying the virus. The disease usually occurs in dogs who have been vaccinated against it, but it can also occur in unvaccinated dogs and cats. The symptoms of scrapies typically include fever, coughing, diarrhea, weight