Covidise 

to spread the Covid-19, to infect others with the coronavirus

Beware of those trying to covidise the society.

Covidise by birbaljha May 1, 2020

Covidie

The act of dying because of the COVID-19 virus.

My granny covidead last week.

I can barely breath, I think I'm going to covidie.

I like the smell of covidead no-vax in the morning.

Covidie by pineroleso March 24, 2021

covided

/kōv•id•id/

verb
past tense; current reality
1. to have plans hijacked by the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. 2.
a legitimate reason for emptying a bottle of wine while on Zoom, or Netflix, or while texting “Sorry you got covided. 😥🎂”

As in "I had an amazing birthday party planned for me, but I got covided." Or “Sorry you got covided. 😥 🎂”

covided by 1jlh1 March 22, 2020

Coxidized 

When a penis enters your mouth and plugs all oxygen intake.

She started gasping for air when he coxidized her.

Coxidized by bmhs_chem April 7, 2017

Covetized 

1) Acting irregular due to stresses of the Covid-19 Pandemic 2) Exhausted from dating depression related to the Covid-19 Pandemic and no longer understanding dating etiquette 3) Having brain fog in communications

My friend texted a covetized ex-boss to just say hello and he lead his text response with "I am dating someone''.

Covetized by Winsome Sorrento July 7, 2022

The Covidization of Singapore Math 

When math writers or publishers in Singapore withheld or delayed publishing any new titles during the lockdown, because local bookstores were considered non-essential businesses, and in the living-with-Covid new normal, new foreign titles are being axed for being too dear to be shipped overseas due to rising freight costs and recurring global supply chain disruptions.

No one knows whether the publication of foreign editions of Singapore math textbooks is heading towards a subset industry or not as a result of the covidization of Singapore math.

The Covidization of Singapore Math by Covido April 26, 2022

Covidated 

When the number of new coronavirus infections or deaths on a given day happens to be the same as the date when the figure was announced—for example, Australia had 14 Covid-19 deaths on August 14.

Are the odds of a nation being covidated higher than the chances of it being hit by an earthquake?

Covidated by Covido October 15, 2020