streakjersey
/ˈstriːkˌdʒɜːzi/nounVerified NewA lucky garment, typically a jersey, deliberately left unwashed for as long as a team keeps winning.
The logic is unspoken and absolute: the streak lives in the fabric, and laundering it would launder the luck. Households negotiate around the streakjersey the way kitchens negotiate around a proofing sourdough starter.
Etym. — streak + jersey: superstition with a laundry schedule attached.
Rel. — couchvoodoo
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