Covfefe - cov-fef-fay- n. - Used to describe press lacking journalistic integrity, modern day Lugenpresse, fake news
The term covfefe originated in a tweet by US President Donald Trump, in an apparent misspelling of the word coverage.
The term covfefe originated in a tweet by US President Donald Trump, in an apparent misspelling of the word coverage.
"My coworker and I are very concerned about the baseless and slanderous covfefe being published in our local newspaper."
by Bill Grant May 31, 2017
That feeling you get when you are so frustrated with the Trump administration you just don't have the words anymore.
Gah! Covfefe!
by Ardilla_Loca June 2, 2017
by Orangepurse June 2, 2017
covfefe
Concerted Onslaught of Verifiably False Editorials Faulting Enemies (C.O.V.F.E.F.E.)
A Press Coup or Conspiratorial effort to publish political gossip as a factual scoop with anonymous sources vouching authenticity
A short cue to MSM to 'Cover Foreign Enemy of Foreign Enemy' which is seeding distracting for public consumption
Concerted Onslaught of Verifiably False Editorials Faulting Enemies (C.O.V.F.E.F.E.)
A Press Coup or Conspiratorial effort to publish political gossip as a factual scoop with anonymous sources vouching authenticity
A short cue to MSM to 'Cover Foreign Enemy of Foreign Enemy' which is seeding distracting for public consumption
DJT: 'despite the constant negative press covfefe' ...we are gonna build that wall if it takes a GOFUNDME Campaign
by ThunderShine June 1, 2017
/ku-fe-fay/
noun
1. a situation or entity that has failed in every way; something that has gone completely wrong.
noun
1. a situation or entity that has failed in every way; something that has gone completely wrong.
"Electing Trump might have seemed like a good idea at the time but, unfortunately, his administration has turned into a real covfefe."
by The Titan Rose June 2, 2017
Covfefe (noun): Physiological condition characterized by short, stumpy baby fingers that can't reach across the phone screen to hit all the keys on the on-screen keyboard. This condition often results in typographical errors while tweeting that are spread throughout the internet to great comic effect. Also known to present with orange skin.
by TheRealEazyE June 1, 2017
Some people covfefe
by Robert the Punster May 31, 2017