Confefe

Confefe Polite, yet humorous way to say BULL-SHIT
POTUS Donald Trump Originally coined this term late May 2017, 5 months into his controversial presidency.

Can you believe that 80 year old man sitting at the bar it's telling a story about how he picked up an automobile with one hand to rescue a mother and her child trapped underneath. Maybe fifty sixty years ago in his heyday but to say that he did it this morning is such confefe

by Travis, TT June 1, 2017

Covfefe

(Verb) To make a mistake or fool of yourself on Twitter

Despite the constant negative press covfefe

by TJJGamers May 31, 2017

Covfefe

Covfefe is an adjective used to describe an obtuse system of corruption. Such as when the media only reports for attention and leaves it up to the viewer to depict what is true and false from the story.

"Today there was a large incline in global temperatures leaving speculation of global warming due to green house gases at an abundant level."

"Richard - Those claims are covfefe."

by Masturbaiten June 3, 2017

I hear covfefe

Instead of hearing Yanny or Laurel Donald Trump hears covfefe

Instead of hearing Yanny or Laurel I hear covfefe

by Coochie Snagger October 8, 2018

covfefe

When you try to tweet and spell correctly when masturbating to your daughters photo.

Don't go in there. The POTUS is in the middle of covfefe

by Oscaron May 31, 2017

Covfefe

Mysterious word. First used by the legendary Donald J. Trump on Twitter.

Despite the constant negative press covfefe

by nobbbro May 30, 2017

covfefe

1. One's covert name, preceded by the prefix "cov"; not always accidentally leaked in the middle of the night via Twitter; can also occur as attempted disinformation. The President of United States initiated the practice May 31, 2017, possibly undercover. Now the world can know his preferred nickname may possibly be Fefe, not The Donald.

2. An overnight Twitter flare sent by the President when dozing off--especially when embedded alongside "negative press" or "fake news"-- to signal the President's BFF ('Best Butler Forever') to bring that Coke bedside when the rooster crows ... or Speaker of the House Paul Ryan or White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer speaks ... whoever is first and louder. In the case of a tie, Pence decides.

"Despite the constant negative press

covfefe"

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) May 31, 2017

by juschry May 31, 2017