menuweary

/ˈmɛnjuːˈwɪəri/adjectiveVerified New

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Describing the Thursday-evening state of the household's dinner planner, out of ideas and out of grace.

The menuweary planner has cooked the menugroundhog to its fifth iteration and faces the question "what's for dinner" like weather. Creativity is gone; the reply is "pasta," again, with feeling. The state lifts on Friday, when the orderscript takes over and the planner is relieved of thought.

Etym. — menu + weary — the fatigue particular to deciding dinner forever.

Rel. — pantryillusion

Novelty check: APPROVE

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