Covidly 

Covidly koh-vid-lee
Conforming to coronavirus honor system, morally or socially.

Adjective:
1. Acting in accordance with covid-appropriate behavior.

2. Being worthy of distinction in courtesy, honor, justice and efforts to help the vulnerable or immunodeficient

Example: I would lock Maria’s work computer for her, but that wouldn’t be very covidly of me.

Covidly by richwrightrichard July 8, 2020

copial 

Pronunciation: "kO pE' &l
Function: noun
Etymology: Late Latin, from Latin copiae plenty; in Roman mythology, Copia was the goddess of abundance. She carried a cornucopia and was associated with Fortuna.
: something of great abundance.

Function: adjective
: an abundance or large collection of

The copial of knowledge she gained was useful in the debate.

copial by Lizzie Liz March 11, 2006

Covealicious 

A term used to describe a particularly amazing activity that was enjoyed with friends.

See 'Cove'

"Here, do you remember getting hammered on those KD's on Saturday?"
"Aye mate, was covealicious"

Covealicious by Smackey94 May 13, 2013

covidless 

a place with no case of COVID-19

taemin: It looks like Trump isn't interested in putting the States under quarantine because he believes it is covidless.

covidless by shawologist April 3, 2020

Covidlicious 

A term used to describe an extremely attractive, delicious looking nurse or doctor

My buddy Ted was in the hospital, on a respirator due to the covid virus. Fortunately, he made a full recovery and he was telling me there were an abundance of Covidlicious doctors and nurses working there. That son of a bitch was on his deathbed, hitting on the females, and here I am healthy unable to get laid!I’m guessing they threw a catheter in him and saw he was Horsedickulous. You’re an asshole Ted!

Covidlicious by Tee Cee Deez April 14, 2020

Covillain 

Relating to the COVID-19 virus, (COVID + Villain), has two meanings:

1. A person who posts, publishes or spreads false news or information and contributes to the Infodemic, as this is a crime that causes the death of many people.

2. A person who exploits the crisis to gain profits such as crisis traders and others who convert people's pain and blood into bank account balances.

One of those covillains posted that COVID-19 is genetically engineered in a lab.

I went to that store, the covillain there is selling the hand sanitiser for £10!

Please stop covillaining such info.

We have to stop people from covillaining.

Covillain by Hasan Iessa March 22, 2020

Coviat

A caveat applied to something that is only applied due to Covid-19. A covid-caveat...

This trend spike you see here in our data is due to increased numbers of X. Coviat: the increased number is due to Covid-19 and will return to previous levels after lockdown measures are eased.

Coviat by Lollyface December 3, 2020