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Covidcrazy 

Covidcrazy: feelings of severe despondency and dejection.
Symptoms :
1) Sleeping

2) Symptoms:

3) Feelings of helplessness and hopelessness.

3)Loss of interest in daily activities
4) Appetite or weight changes
5) Sleep changes
7) Anger or irritability
8) Loss of energy
Self-loathing
9) Reckless behavior
10) Concentration problems
11) Unexplained aches and pains

Covidcrazy: when an individual talks about the Conspiracies concerning COVID-19.
I'm worried about you going Covidcrazy, you don't sound good.

That's just covidcrazy, you think too much.

Stop watching the news, it's making you Covidcrazy!
Covidcrazy by ghostdog72 March 29, 2020
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COVIDRAZY 

Who crazy to know everything about COVID-19 virus.
Hey laurel, stop searching for COVID-19 on internet. You will become a covidrazy.

Oh, I’m laurel and not a covidrazy.
COVIDRAZY by Po Naing Lin March 25, 2020

Covid Crazy 

An individual who obsesses about Covid-19 and all the accompanying CDC precautions.
Oh my god, Anna is such a covid crazy! She hasn't left the house since March and called me out on social media for not wearing a mask in one of my pictures.
Covid Crazy by pview80 September 29, 2020

Covid Crazy 

People who are extremely scared of covid to the point that it ruins the lives of them and people around them.
I can’t hang out with John anymore. He won’t see me unless I wear 3 face masks and stand 30 ft from him. He really is covid crazy
Covid Crazy by 856 money April 12, 2021

Covid Crazy 

An individual who obsesses about Covid-19 and all the CDC precautions that go with it.
Oh my gosh, Anna is such a covid crazy! She hasn't left her house since March and she made a comment on social media about me not wearing a mask in one of my pictures.
Covid Crazy by pview80 September 29, 2020

COVIDRAZY 

Where you think you're rights are the only ones that count. The act of being obsessed by a hero complex where you believe you have "saved the world" by being vaccinated.
It's a "bike helmet" for a virus... it doesn't save the person in the car next to you. If you think it does, you have become covidrazy.
COVIDRAZY by MNobody February 23, 2022
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