by Sp33dba11 July 03, 2017
A term associated with the Peter Principle, referring to persons who find themselves humiliated and disparaged as a result of rising far above their competency level. As a result, they become so obsessed with the office politics and their failings, usually blamed on others, that their functioning is increasingly impaired, which usually brings about their termination.
It may be used in non work, personal situations such as divovce proceedings.
It may be used in non work, personal situations such as divovce proceedings.
You have to quit your job, man. It's turned you into a covfefe.
My ex and her/his lawyer are the devil. They've turned me into nothing but a covfefe.
My ex and her/his lawyer are the devil. They've turned me into nothing but a covfefe.
by Lackinininsight May 31, 2017
(n). A small benign mistake that is quickly exacerbated when one tries to cover it up with lame excuses.
Sean Spicer served up a mean cup of covfefe at a press news conference in an attempt to save Donald Trump's face when he made a typo in his latest tweet.
by Coraxus Dastardly June 01, 2017
(n.) a word derrived from the English word "coverage" when translated through a child's brain and tweeted with tiny insecure fingers.
Example: Despite constant negative press covfefe, no one treats the press better than I do. That much I can assure you, bigly.
by BernerGuy May 31, 2017
by AngryChair123 June 02, 2017
by Granny two grannies May 31, 2017
A word used by people that pass their high school English classes by bribing their teachers with their small allowance of a million dollars.
by Canada_eh? June 03, 2017