codacious

derived from the name Cody

I'm going to hang out with Codacious.

by Steven March 31, 2005

Covidatious

In reference to any description of effect on whatever, relating to Covid.

Retail shopping experience has been modified covidatiously.

Well that's awfully covidatious of you, to wear a mask.

Lockdown has left me feeling a little covidatious.

Covidatiously easy going.

We are all beginning to feel the effects of societal covidatiousness.

by Fasta Five December 14, 2020

codacious

Awesome or badass person

My best friend is codacious

by codman48 May 26, 2009

covidicious

The state of being angry and hostile during the Covid-19 pandemic for reasons connected to its direct or indirect effects.

I read a story about a guy who was diagnosed with the coronavirus and was so furious at the world that he went out and started spitting on door-knobs and cash dispensers. That's so covidicious.

John's spent the last ten days in quarantine at home. I spoke to him on the phone, but he was toxic about everyone and everything - totally covidicious. I had to put the phone down.

by Klausener April 3, 2020

codacious

extremely large; huge; mammoth.

Ned screamed when she saw a codacious cockroach.

by ALPWeddings June 8, 2007

codacious

the word codacious means faggish, gay, quier, and all other words in that category.
The word was derived from a man named Cody. Thus the word codacious

Sara is very codacious.

by Roger November 9, 2004

Covacious

Pronunciation: CO-Vay-Shus
Function: Adjective

To have a certain quirkyness,wit, charm and intelligence about you.
(Other Forms)
Covacite, Covaci

"You are a very Covacious person."

by Crailen Silvey June 18, 2007