Coronaphasia
“You know, that thing, it’s green and sour and used to make margaritas? “
“A lime? “
“Yeah sorry; Coronaphasia “
“A lime? “
“Yeah sorry; Coronaphasia “
Coronaphasia by 80Cent May 18, 2020
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Coronaphiliac
A person who harbors an abnormal love of the Coronavirus and all situations related to its presence.
Let’s just say she is beyond being merely fond of the COVID-19 condition of our world; she is a full blown Coronaphiliac!
Coronaphiliac by Dr Bunnygirl March 24, 2020
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Coronaphilia
There was an ecstatic energy coming from him as he excitedly spoke of his recently diagnosed condition, a severe and unremitting case of Coronaphilia.
Coronaphilia by Dr Bunnygirl March 24, 2020
coronaphobia
The fear of catching the current strain (COVID-19 in March 2020) of human coronavirus, expressed by wearing a face mask in public, or simply avoiding public places, public events and public transport.
coronaphobia by natts March 7, 2020
Word of the Day on March 16, 2020
Coronaphobia
Where an individual or small group of karens will keep their distance from all human life by at least 5 miles, people who have coronaphobia are 88% more likely to go into the super markets and hoard all the supplies such as toilet paper, hand sanitizer, gloves and masks. They'll also yell "6 FEET" if you're too close to one.
"I know we all have to keep our distance but wow that karen has coronaphobia"
"yeah she's probably going to go steal some toilet paper while she's out"
"yeah she's probably going to go steal some toilet paper while she's out"
Coronaphobia by The pale princess May 21, 2020
Coronaphobia
Lizzy had Coronaphobia when she went to Walmart because people were staying less than six feet apart.
Coronaphobia by Destiny Girl April 2, 2020
coronaphobia
The constant fear of catching COVID-19 (coronavirus). Symptoms include: panic buying toiletries and hand sanitizer, wearing a paper mask that does nothing but make you look stupid, staying away from people and screaming if someone coughs! This can also be known as severe Coronatitus.
Anna: *coughs*
Jake: AHHHHH! No Anna you have been possessed by the coronavirus!
Anna: I was just coughing Jake.
Jake: Yeah... Yeah *quickly washes hands and puts on paper mask* Umm... Bye Anna I got to go...!
Example: Jake was had the coronaphobia as he was running screaming when his teacher coughed.
Jake: AHHHHH! No Anna you have been possessed by the coronavirus!
Anna: I was just coughing Jake.
Jake: Yeah... Yeah *quickly washes hands and puts on paper mask* Umm... Bye Anna I got to go...!
Example: Jake was had the coronaphobia as he was running screaming when his teacher coughed.
coronaphobia by Wolfie Definitions March 18, 2020
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