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citatigue 

Certainly! "Citatigue" refers to the profound exhaustion and frustration experienced by researchers and academics who meticulously read multiple research papers in a single day, painstakingly distilling the extensive content into a mere few lines for citation in their own work, only to later remove those citations due to various reasons such as revision or space constraints. This term encapsulates the mental and emotional fatigue resulting from the meticulous process of incorporating and then discarding carefully curated information, leading to a sense of weariness and disillusionment in the academic writing process.
sorry I can't hangout today I have got citatigue from working in lab yesterday
citatigue by Ded frog October 21, 2023
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Catigue - noun. (related to: "Chronic Catigue syndrome")

In which the cat exhausts you by 1) taking over your side of the bed the night before or 2) meowing at the door and pawing the ground for no discernible reason.
Matt has Catigue because his cat "Levia" woke him up a dozen times last night.
Catigue by NYCguyJason November 9, 2012
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Citationeer 

Citationeers are the kind of people who cry out for citations every time their point is being attacked for no good reason other than to overwhelm their opponent with a burden of proof instead of researching the information themselves.
T: I think traps are gay

Smartie pants: Where’s your proof? I see none so I guess you’re just shitposting and need to gtfo. I need this much scientific evidence for me to believe your claim otherwise you’re retarded and a burden to the smart individuals like I.
T: shit l, we got ourselves a fellow citationeer.
Citationeer by SirWav May 28, 2018
Fatigue from having to deal with multiple chat apps

Chat + fatigue = chatigue
Overwhelmed with chatigue, she deleted a bunch of chat apps from her phone
chatigue by xxyyzz2882 August 3, 2021
A portmanteau of "chatting" and "fatigue", referring to the draining feeling some feel when participating in livestream chat so they opted for VOD or Youtube instead. Can also be used for irl interaction. First coined in Jerma985's offline chat somewhere between 20-25th of May, 2022
z: Hey guys, does anyone like watching VOD more than stream? Chat goes so fast I can't keep up and it makes my eyes tired. But you guys are so funny though.
c: I know exactly what you're talking about @z
z: I called it "chatigue" for chatting and fatigue
u: POGGERS New word just drops
Chatigue by zungsle May 26, 2022
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a lad that is such a lad that he is a proper lad
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person2: ya he was a proper lad
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Oblication 

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