Covfefe

/ko-FEH-fay/

(noun)
A person or group of persons of questionable intelligence gathering in public with the intent to protest common sense regulations or laws because it inconveniences them.

"Karen joined a covfefe today against the Covid-19 quarantine because she wants a haircut."

"Don't go near that covfefe, Billy. You're likely to catch Corona-virus or worse, stupidity."

by Kaiden093 April 21, 2020

Covfefe

1. (n) An inadvantent confession of ignorance through a typographical error especally on a social media by a celebrity.
2. A confession of being fed up with one's own incompetence.

3. Typographical error of coverage that can often put entire netizens in confusion.
4. Alternative spelling of coverage by aliens.

The covfefe of David Moyes on tactical decisions led to his resignation.

by AuzBonez June 1, 2017

Covfefe

In the end we win.

They will try and try to beat us down but covfefe

by Dr Katch June 1, 2017

Covfefe

1. The code word for programming that is used by elite (usually independent) game developers.
2. See Minecraft.
3. One of the cute words Donald Trump and Brett Kavanaugh mumble in their sleep.

1. Alright, got my Starbucks, and now I'll do some graphic design...and some covfefe.
2. No, Inspector Gadget and Matei! It's not Mineycrafta, Minecraft, or Minecrap! It's Covfefe!
3. Donald: Zzzzzzz-ah...covfefe..zzzzzzzzz...

by Mr. Wordington the Tenth November 17, 2018

Covfefe

When you mean to type "Coverage" but you are too focused on hiding your lies, so you type "Covfefe".

"Despite the constant negative press covfefe" - Trump

by -Goosey June 1, 2017

Covfefe

Covfefe (slang) Meaning "You can lick my balls"

"Despite the constant negative press covfefe" -Donald Trump

by TheWordDudeMan May 30, 2017

covfefe

Used as an indicator to others that you're too drunk to finish writing a tweet.

"Despite the constant negative press covfefe." - @realDonaldTrump

by MAX_GEE May 31, 2017