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Covid-10 

When seeing a member of the opposite sex in public wearing a face mask. The person appears to be a 10 out of 10 on the numerical point scale for attractiveness. When the face mask is removed, there true attractiveness is revealed often several points below a 10.
The woman removed her mask, her teeth were buck, and her nose was stout. If she kept her mask on she'd be a covid-10.
Covid-10 by Cufdaddy October 10, 2020
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Covid-10 

The 10lbs in weight we're all gaining from comfort-eating and comfort-drinking.
On a Zoom call to Mark, Anthea quickly realised he was experiencing Covid-10 as his cheeks were bloated, and his chin had virtually doubled.

Junior had to ask Dad to stop eating all the tubs of ice cream on a daily basis, or he would become very chubby and catch a mild form of Covid-10.
Covid-10 by Sonny Saint April 29, 2020
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COVID-10011 

This is how AI folks prefer to communicate numerically to each other when referring to Covid-19.
Call 1110001111 if you suspect you might be infected with COVID-10011—dial 911 for emergency corona matters.
COVID-10011 by Covido December 12, 2021

covid101 

Someone who claims to be an expert on COVID-19.
Marty: Don knows literally everything about Covid-19
George: Yeah he's a real covid101
covid101 by Dracophile September 26, 2020
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