Covidcetic 

Adjective -- a word used to describe making the best of the challenges of living through the

COVID Pandemic. Coined from the words COVID and copacetic.

Life through a pandemic is challenging, but all in all, everything is covidcetic.

Covidcetic by Hkcdee May 7, 2021

Covidcation 

1) When work/school gets canceled because of COVID 19.

2) When you take advantage of the cheap travel cost caused by COVID 19.

1) "Dude, school got canceled! I am on Covidcation until further notice.

2)"Man, have you seen the cost of fights to Florida? Looks like I am taking a Covidcation!!"

Covidcation by Timus_Maximus March 12, 2020

covidiotic 

adj, describes someone who is both stupid and very scared of being infected with the covid-19 virus.

describes someone who has been repeatedly told to avoid gatherings but still goes to long crowded lines for unnecessary reasons.

describes people in the third world who still show affection by kissing children regardless of the dangers posed by Covid-19

Person 1: This is so covidiotic. people aren't allowed to gather like that. It could lead to a disaster!
person 2: these covidiotic people. all these gatherings for toilet paper rolls.

covidiotic by survivor19 March 23, 2020

Covidistic

The traits that one portrays when practicing covidism

Buying up a years worth of toilet paper is a covidistic behavior

Covidistic by Rich concepts investment group December 27, 2020

Covidcation 

When you get two paid weeks off but the maintenance staff doesn’t. Also, you don’t get to actually travel because everyone is fearful of covid-19

Hot damn! I just found out I have the next two weeks off! Covidcation it is, time to catch up on that Netflix list.

Covidcation by ThistleSailor March 12, 2020

COVIDEMIC19 

This is the concise joined word meaning, COVID19 pandemic that has raised havock throughout the world in 2019 - 2021.

There are now vaccines to combat the COVIDEMIC19, and limit the spread of the SARS-CoV-2 virus.

COVIDEMIC19 by "The Doctor" PEB December 21, 2020

copicetic

A train wreck in the making. Completely out of whack or off-kilter.

"Cicero likes to keep the schedule very copicetic."

copicetic by R. McQuillen February 11, 2008