scrollbleach
/ˈskrəʊlˌbliːtʃ/nounVerified NewThe bleached, blank mental state left after a long scrolling session, in which nothing that was read can be recalled.
An hour passes and the memory of it is white; time was consumed and left no residue. The state is common enough that people schedule around it without ever naming it.
Etym. — scroll + bleach — the feed as a solvent that strips the hour.
Rel. — palatescroll
Novelty check: NEW · checked 2026-11-08
review evidence: wordstoreview/review-batch-3-10-media.md
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Method: Editorial batch review — per-word exact-form web search (WebSearch/Tavily) per docs/REVIEW-criteria.md §2