Linguistic impact of the Brexit?

While in Israel I talked to a British national who was being sued by a woman named Jennifer. He referred to the divorce lawsuit that he was thus defending as “the Jexit”.

Readers: What innovations in language have you heard or do you expect from the Brexit?

Related:

• a piece on divorce law in the U.K. (completely different from the rest of the EU, as it happens; a child that yields $120,000 in Germany could be worth $millions in Britain)