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The Word of the Year 2021 is… STROLLOUT! It means 'the rollout of the COVID-19 vaccination program in Australia, with reference to the perceived lack of speed' and is a humourous blend of 'stroll' and 'rollout'. More here https://t.co/1WgxvR0Jjf pic.twitter.com/fRwcYswwFh
— Macquarie Dictionary (@MacqDictionary) November 29, 2021
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Strollout is Macquarie dictionary’s 2021 word of the year, referring to the "perceived lack of speed" in Australia's vaccine rollout.
— Jason Om (@jason_om) November 30, 2021
Not sure about "perceived". It was behind schedule and I don't recall anyone saying it was fast or on time. 💁🏻♂️#auspolhttps://t.co/nzhvXLBtc0
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Strollout, Australia's word of the the year, is phonetically satisfying — and very frustrating. A blend of rollout and stroll, the word refers to the "perceived lack of speed" in Australia's vaccine rollout over the past yearhttps://t.co/HBplFCqa3l
— Alfons López Tena (@alfonslopeztena) November 30, 2021
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We came; we saw; we strolled out. After two hours of debate, we had a winner, the Macquarie Dictionary word of 2021. And for once, unlike cancel culture (2019) or fake news (2016), it was one word…
— Philip Pollard (@archcontext) November 29, 2021
It wasn’t a race after all.#strollouthttps://t.co/flzbzcHCZ0
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