Neologisms appear almost every day, but it’s really rare when the verb is formed from the name of a celebrity. So what does it mean to Meghan Markle?
This term was invented by the Twitter user Ryan Carter: «Meghan Markle, verb, past tense: Meghan Markled, to Meghan Markle — it is sufficient to appreciate yourself and your mental health to get up and leave the room/situation/environment in which your authentic self is not welcome or desirable.»
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— Ryan Carter (@_RyanJesse) January 10, 2020
The Guardian has published a useful guide on how to use the new verb in various scenarios.
Megan Markle. Source: wikimedia
For example, Meghan Markled is used in a relationship where your significant other respects you and you want to get away from it.
«I fully Meghan Markled my ex last night and never answered his messages,» — says the publication.
Actually, this is not the first time the name of the Duchess Sussexthe used as a verb. According to Urban Dictionary, to Meghan Markle also means ignoring friends when someone becomes famous.
Examples include:
«Don’t be Meghan Markle when will your movie!»
«It was Megan Markle towards their friends as soon as I become famous.»
«She omegamania their sisters from the Bronx».
