[fknorangesite]

Is that because you were previously unaware of an extremely common idiom?

[zo1]

I am aware of the term, having lived in a former British colony. It's hard to verbalize it. But it was just so sudden and became THE jab not just a jab, and people were talking about it everywhere. It felt very forced and like it came out of a marketing department.

[MockObject]

It was not a regular term in US before Covid, and always sounded strange when British media used it.