Covidly

Covidly koh-vid-lee
Conforming to coronavirus honor system, morally or socially.

Adjective:
1. Acting in accordance with covid-appropriate behavior.

2. Being worthy of distinction in courtesy, honor, justice and efforts to help the vulnerable or immunodeficient

Example: I would lock Maria’s work computer for her, but that wouldn’t be very covidly of me.

by richwrightrichard July 8, 2020

Covidly

Adverb used to justify about any weird behaviors and activities during a mandatory confinement.

Last night, Billy covidly filled cracks in his ceiling with mashed potatoes leftovers.

by ValentinBenja April 25, 2020

Covidly

“Sir Alabama Officer K. Boggan’s” creation of the new word, “Covidly” - meaning: “When someone laughs sounds a bit too “covidly” - aka wheezing, congested laughter. Difficulty breathing while laughing. “You sound a bit too covidly dude!” - “I’m putting my mask back on.” “Don’t get me sick!”

“Sir Alabama Officer K. Boggan’s” creation of the new word, “Covidly” - meaning: “When someone laughs sounds a bit too “covidly” - aka wheezing, congested laughter. Difficulty breathing while laughing. “You sound a bit too covidly dude!” - “I’m putting my mask back on.” “Don’t get me sick!”

by CesspoolSeattle September 2, 2021