Pronunciation: /ˈvɛdʒən/
noun a person who follows a vegan diet but also consumes eggs
A1 I am a veggan, which means I only eat plant-based foods.
A2 My friend is a veggan and she loves trying out new vegan recipes.
B1 Being a veggan has helped me feel healthier and more energetic.
B2 As a veggan, I have to be mindful of getting enough protein and nutrients in my diet.
C1 The veggan lifestyle has become more popular in recent years as people become more health-conscious.
C2 Some veggans choose to follow a strict organic diet to ensure they are consuming the most natural food possible.
adjective describing someone or something related to the veggan diet or lifestyle
A1 I am a veggan, so I only eat plant-based foods.
A2 My friend is a veggan and she loves trying new vegan recipes.
B1 Being a veggan has helped me become more conscious of my food choices.
B2 The veggan lifestyle has become increasingly popular among health-conscious individuals.
C1 As a veggan, I have learned to cook delicious and nutritious plant-based meals.
C2 The veggan diet emphasizes the importance of sustainable and ethical food consumption.
formal The restaurant offers a variety of options for both vegans and veggans.
informal I heard Sarah is trying out the veggan diet, she's really committed to it.
slang I'm not a full vegan, but I consider myself more of a veggan because I still eat eggs.
figurative Being a veggan in a world full of meat-eaters can sometimes feel like being a lone wolf.
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