Covidscuse
Covidscuse by SirLaughsATon August 3, 2020
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CovidCute
CovidCute by Cagedcrawdad July 20, 2020
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Covidscuse • Covidcase • covidexcuses • Covidicus • covidicule • COVID-Cute • covid cure • covid excuse • COVID Scare • Covid scared
Covidicus
The legal proscriptions pertaining to living through a pandemic. Including but not limited to social distancing, take out food protocols, self quarantine, and proper hygiene.
Covidicus by Darth Snoogans April 9, 2020
covidexcuses
Attempt to lessen the blame due to COVID-19, seek to defend or justify. Release from a duty or requirement using COVID-19 as an excuse for everything. A reason or explanation put forward to support a fault and blaming the lockdown caused by COVID-19.
It's a poor or inadequate example of someone who doesn’t want to adapt to the new normal—not accepting ownership, complaining about how wrong everything is due to the virus outbreak. Constantly being part of the problem, and not part Of the solution.
It's a poor or inadequate example of someone who doesn’t want to adapt to the new normal—not accepting ownership, complaining about how wrong everything is due to the virus outbreak. Constantly being part of the problem, and not part Of the solution.
covidexcuses by Farshadi March 22, 2020
Covidcase
One who has become a basketcase due to being under quarantine lockdown too long during the COVID-19 pandemic of 2020.
My roommate has become a complete covidcase! She's freaking out over everything and climbing the walls because she hasn't gone outside or seen anyone since CA governor Newsom put the state on quarantine lockdown on March 16, 2020 to try to flatten the curve of infection cases in his state.
Covidcase by I'm Not LIke You Guys April 24, 2020
covidicule
Verb - to make fun of, deride or disparage someone because of their views on the COVID-19 pandemic, no matter their position.
Noun - speech or action intended to cause derision or make fun of a person because of their views on the COVID-19 pandemic.
Noun - speech or action intended to cause derision or make fun of a person because of their views on the COVID-19 pandemic.
Verb - My entire office covidiculed me in front of a client because I told him that I thought this whole pandemic thing was a government hoax.
Noun - Bart became the subject of his friends' covidicule after refusing to wear a mask, but still proudly brandishing his tin foil hat.
Noun - Bart became the subject of his friends' covidicule after refusing to wear a mask, but still proudly brandishing his tin foil hat.
covidicule by thecoolestpap December 2, 2020
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