streakrescue

/ˈstriːkˈrɛskjuː/verbVerified New

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To save a broken streak by doing the habit at 11:58, in socks, with witnesses.

To streakrescue is to perform the day's habit in the final minutes, with the counter watching. The rescue is legal, undignified, and glorious. Its veterans describe the 11:58 plank as the purest exercise they have ever done, motivated by nothing but the number.

Etym. — streak + rescue — the last-minute save of the count.

Novelty check: APPROVE

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