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Covitude 

A subcategory of attitude that occurs during specific types of pandemics. It often shows up when you have been in isolation far too long and seem to have lost the ability to speak politely or hold in your feelings
I may need to seek medical help to keep my covitude in check if I hear any more stupidity come out of that persons mouth. Perhaps it’s too late
Covitude by Jschow January 13, 2021
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coditude 

When you consume a scarce global resource (possibly on the brink of extinction) because if you don't, someone else will anyway and why should you miss out. Originally started in respect of the cod, but applies to any animal, mineral or energy resource.
I told Phil that sea bass was an endangered species, but when were at the fishmonger he showed complete coditude because he bought it anyway, he said that if he hadn't eaten it someone else would and why should he make that sacrifice
coditude by Countryfarmer August 7, 2010
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Covidtude 

Having an attitude, way of thinking or feeling, that stems from the covid-19/ coronavirus pandemic.

A way of thinking or feeling in regards to the coronavirus pandemic typically reflected in ones behavior or demeanor.
The cancellation of events and social distancing have brought on an abundance of covidtude in people.

President Trump has covidtude about wearing a facemask.
Covidtude by Chels_85 July 2, 2020

covidude 

When it comes to thinking about men, I have no smell no taste no tolerance and no desire to be around them.
I have covidude and need to take a break from dating.
covidude by Shawna Rose December 21, 2021

coditude 

code is languages machines understand. tude is state of being able to understand code.
layman: I can't understand why my phone is so slow
engineer: show some coditude and free some space.
coditude by coder1100 November 23, 2023
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