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Coronabeard 

A beard grown while in quarantine or isolation during the 2019 Coronavirus pandemic. Often grown at the start of isolation with a plan to shave it off at the end of the pandemic in celebration. Observed as photos shared over social media for purposes of bragging right or simply to stave off boredom.
How do you like my Coronabeard? I am five days into growing my Coronabeard.
Coronabeard by misph1re March 25, 2020
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Coronatard

A human being that goes into full “end of the world” mode because of the corona virus. Most coronatards buy unbelievable quantities of toilet paper. Also, they usually have coronaphobia.
You see that Karen over there? She’s a real coronatard.
Coronatard by oofblocks March 19, 2020

Coronatard

Someone who does stupid shit (such as stock up on toilet paper) because of the Coronavirus.
I just saw two men fighting over toilet paper in the supermarket today. Such coronatards...
Coronatard by TheTrollingHACKER March 22, 2020

Coronatard

I person who will go into full "end of world" mode because of the flu
Look at that coronatard buying all the pasta and toilet rolls
Coronatard by Shane McBland March 15, 2020

Virginia Cornbeard 

noun.

The act of rubbing ones clitoris all over another persons chin.
Yo, Patrick's mother gave me a serious Virginia Cornbeard this morning. I can still smell her.
Virginia Cornbeard by Sircurlsalot October 30, 2015

Coronahoarder 

Someone who attempts to conquer the uncertainty of the Coronavirus by hoarding common household goods, such as toilet paper.
Wow I’m really freaked out about this whole Coronavirus thing....

Yeah I was, but then I bought a roomful of toilet paper, hand sanitizer, and bleach, so I feel much better now!

That’s not cool, you freakin’ Coronahoarder!
Coronahoarder by builtforspeed March 15, 2020

Coronabrands 

Coronabrands. Brands who have embraced the social and economic changes imposed by the coronavirus (Covid-19) outbreak and pandemic. These brands have changed their purpose, communication strategies, media and marketing mix, and have taken actions to add value to the common good, apart from adding value to the company that owns them.
In today's market, coronabrands have changed the economics game via new strategies to reach consumers.
Coronabrands by PatoCa April 3, 2020
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Oblication 

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So Joe where are you taking the kids for spring break vacation? We are going on an oblication to Boca to visit my mother-in-law.
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