Covid Flaps

Referring to the plastic or PVC transparent door curtains most commonly found at the entrance to varying commercial and public spaces. Although initially designed to keep out unwanted insects , in the age of the global pandemic, these curtains or "flaps" encourage a significantly higher risk of viral contagion due to their large surface area which, by design, requires the skin contact of the hand, arm or in some cases face in order to operate.

Due to the inherent dankness of such threshold systems in the topical context has led to their addition to the cannon of COVID related catch phrases.

First coined in Wellington, New Zealand in late 2020 by local social personality, Rohanah Sos.

"Don't touch the Covid Flaps, Honey"

by clemfandango July 17, 2021

the flags

“The Flags” meaning if someone is asking you if you wanna go to six flags

Brother you tryna go to the flags ?

by cvss August 3, 2021

Happy Flaps

That rippling feeling you get when your partner farts on your freshly-shaven ballsack

“He’ll be getting happy flaps tonight after that Jerusalem Artichoke soup!”

by I Smeldit August 29, 2021

fezzie flaps

A female with a wiffy down below after camping all weekend at a festival without having a shower other than using wet wipes

I need a shower when I get home I got fezzie flaps

by Fezzie flaps August 30, 2021

knee flaps

the underside of your knee

“Oh my! My knee flaps are sweaty!”

by yourmom694200 September 9, 2021

mud flaps

a pair of ass cheeks

1: yo how'd you like your spicy food
2: excellent. it left my mud flaps flailing on the toilet

by vwfwefewfwef March 7, 2022

prayer flags

Coming from buddhist rightly colored flags or banners printed with auspicious mantras or prayers common all throughout places like nepal and tibet. They are red,blue, green, yellow and white to reflect the 5 elements and are meant to be hung in the wind to bring positivity.

"All over Nepal and Tibet they use prayer flags"

"That house has prayer flags on the porch"

by Thatsombitch March 21, 2022