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Coronastyle 

Coronastyle vil si at man oppfører seg, handler og tenker på en bestemt måte på bakgrunn av det pågående Covid19-utbruddet. Å handle og tenke coronastyle innebærer senket terskel for å gjøre ting du ellers ville gjøre i helgene, slik som å se tv, spise usunn mat og ha et mer avslappet forhold til jobb/skole. Coronastyle kan eksempelvis slå ut i et mer ukritisk adferdsmønster karakterisert av svekket selvdisiplin, større tilbøyelighet for alkoholkonsum og lavere terskel for å involvere seg i overfladiske relasjoner gjennom datingapper. Å være bevisst på at man er i coronastyle er derfor viktig for en sunn, bærekraftig og produktiv hverdag.
Dude, det der er så coronastyle ass!

Shit, jeg var helt coronastyle når jeg gjorde det der ass..
Coronastyle by Lars T Husb March 26, 2020
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CoronaStyris

A form of viral infection spread by Twitter that originated in Australia but is now in New Zealand that causes shit to come out of ones mouth.
Hey what’s happened to Bob Jones he’s not looking well and his shirt is covered in shit? He caught CoronaStyris at the cricket the other day.
CoronaStyris by Stuntcunt March 10, 2020
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Coronastoner

Coronastoner also sometimes spelled Coronastonah

People in marijuana-legal areas such as Canada who panic-buy marijuana because of the impending Coronavirus outbreak and subsequent quarantine.
What am I going to do with my time stuck at home? I'm gonna smoke my hoarded weed & be a Coronastoner!

I went to the dispensary to get my pain meds but the shelves were empty because the Coronastoners bought it all. 😔
Coronastoner by Mysteh March 25, 2020

coronastone

The weight gain of around 14 lbs caused by staying home for 2 months or so with food being one of the only remaining pleasures.
How are you doing with the quaranteening?
No issues except my coronastone
coronastone by 2xknight May 15, 2020
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