evacuation fatigue

The physical and psychological weariness that comes from multiple emergency evacuations, such as from six hurricanes hitting the gulf coast in a single season.

“You need to get yourselves up here now!”
“Thank you, but we’re not even in the hurricane’s path anymore, and we have too much evacuation fatigue to spend sixteen hours behind the wheel.”

by Bad Beth and Beyond October 9, 2020

Meme fatigue

The state or condition of being tired of seeing a particular or overexposed meme.

"I'm getting meme fatigue from the "Keep Calm and Carry On" thing - it's making me want to lose control and break things."

by NinjaProfessor September 7, 2013

Poop Fatigue

The feeling of relief and relaxation that one gets after a very satisfying poop.

OMG! That was such great poop! I feel so much better. I have poop fatigue now.

by ceremyjohen February 8, 2012

quarantine fatigue

The weariness that comes from doing nothing. A sudden urge to become an outdoorsman. The need to be around strangers during an epidemic.

Many couch potatoes are having an acute case of quarantine fatigue.

by Professor grandmaster G April 28, 2020

chronic fatigue

a condition whereby after a virus or an infection, a patient is extremely exhasted and suffers dizziness, nausea, pain, othostatic intolerence and other symtoms.

There is no diagnostic test for chronic fatigue syndrome and is really is a disease of exclusion.

In many cases patients are diagnosed with chronic fatigue syndrome but turn out to have serious immune system problems, cancer, dysautonomia and other.

i have been diagnosed with chronic fatigue syndrome.

by sarah-3-2321 June 12, 2006

Fatty Fatigue

The act of being obsessed with, or fangirling over Josh Olds AKA Fatty, the bass player for Family Force 5.

Missy: "Sarah, do you have Fatty Fatigue?"

Sarah: "I think so... The way he twirls that bass just wears me out!!"

by melanderr August 2, 2011

Museum Fatigue

The type of exhaustion you get from walking from place to place, stopping, thinking about what you are seeing, then continuing. This happens often in a museum.

Too bad this place has no benches, I’m feeling the museum fatigue.

by Prof. Chaos October 3, 2008