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It's not more 'transmissible'.

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RudolphToldRedNoseNotSymptom · 19/12/2020 20:42

It's more con-fucking-tagious.

Just spit it out without inventing new words. Who ever heard of transmissible until 4.20pm today? Does it make it better? No. It means it's more contagious.

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Eng123 · 19/12/2020 23:22

OP. Untwist your knickers! Its q word I'm familiar with and I would assume so is Chris Whitty! Do we all have to dumb down?

vdbfamily · 20/12/2020 09:40

Pimlico it may be a bit late for a test now but fatigue and nausea seen to be high on the symptom list for most of my recently diagnosed staff. First time round I don't remember anyone feeling nauseous. If you are within 5 days of symptoms you could book yourself a drive through on line.

ShopoholicIn · 21/12/2020 05:01

"SchrodingersImmigrant

When I don't know a word I usually check dictionary online rather than claiming it doesn't exist. 😂 Because like that, half an English wouldn't exist😂
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This

MRC20 · 21/12/2020 05:21

You know both the words furlough and lockdown were around before Covid don't you? 🤣🤣

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