There’s a new F-word when it comes to and rhymes with ouchy.
Anthony Fauci, MD, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, has a verb without even knowing it. When you “” someone, you don’t date that user because they don’t take Covid-19 and COVID-19 precautions. Pretty seriously. For example, you can idiotize him because he claimed that the Covid-19 coronavirus is a hoax or is nothing more than a cold. Or maybe you annoyed her because she posts selfies while she’s in a mosh pit without a mask. .
In this video from AXIOS on HBO, Fauci that his call has its verb in:
Of course, Fauci probably wasn’t the same Fauci, for the fact that he is Fauci. For much of the pandemic, Fauci advised everyone to take the Covid-19 coronavirus more seriously, even as others in the White House advised in 2020 the pandemic was not serious.
The current pandemic has highlighted how much we count on each other and how much it affects each other. Spending time with someone who doesn’t take Covid-19 precautions seriously or who spends time with others who don’t take precautions seriously can only put you at risk. Therefore, it is perfectly moderate to ask questions of your coworker, friend or possible appointment such as:
The answers to those questions can help you if Fauci is the person. Being Fauci’d or Fauci-ing is rarely the only new dating term similar to the pandemic. Language learning app Babbel and Carly Johannson’s blog The Latest Catch on Dated site Plenty of Fish have indexed some of the other terms. Here are some of them in alphabetical order:
As I described earlier for Forbes, the Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic has replaced the way dating is done. It seems that he also created an entirely new lexicon. Using those new terms can be a smart reminder to take the right precautions as long as you maintain the right attitude. These are not permanent times but they are different. After all, not every single day a scientist’s call becomes a dating term.