Covfefe

Covfefe

(cough-eff-eh)
Noun.

1. A flavor of Toffee Ice cream, it has a distinct taste that tastes like bitter chocolate with sweet caramel topping.
Because of it's high price, only certain millionaires in the world can eat it.

2. Donald Trump's favorite Ice Cream flavor.

What he meant with his tweet was that despite the constant negative press, he keeps eating his favorite covfefe Ice Cream, he doesn't give two shits and a fuck about what the press has to say, he is too busy enjoying his covfefe Ice Cream.

1.

Person 1: Oh hey, Josh! Have you seen this new Toffee Ice Cream flavor? It's called Covfefe, it's great!
Person 2: Oh shit! Nice...

2.

Donald Trump: Despite the constant negative press covfefe

by :b:ar:b:iel:b: June 1, 2017

Covfefe

"Fake News" This word is etymologically related to Fugazi.

"The mainstream media is covfefe."

President Trump: "Despite the constant negative press covfefe"

by Propagandasaurus June 1, 2017

covfefe

Initials of

Come On,
Very Fake Elections.
Fucking Electoral (college)

Trump just said COVFEFE. What the hell does this mean?

by the last leaflast leaf June 1, 2017

Covfefe

The name used to describe the ever increasing number of Americas National Debth.

How high is Covfefe right now?

by urban mouse-rat June 1, 2017

Covfefe

When you asked for Coffee V, mixed up with milk, sugar and trumpance to produce a cup of Covfefe.

Dan: Turbulence of max. degree!
Sarah: Coffeev?
Dan: Covfefe :)

by Maximumino June 1, 2017

Covfefe

Noun; slang for vagina.

"The wife wouldn't give up the covfefe so I banged her sister"

by Bob ross420 June 1, 2017

Covfefe

“Covfefe” is a typo of the word “coverage” mistakenly tweeted by President Donald Trump in late May 2017. The tweet said: "Despite the constant negative press covfefe". The tweet was left up for more than six hours before being deleted, resulting in #covfefe becoming the #1 trending hashtag in the world and prompting coverage from multiple news outlets.

"Despite the constant negative press covfefe"

by 2nd2 June 1, 2017