covenient

avoiding work or unpleasant obligation by citing covid policy or concern.

Julie opted out of Blue's Christmas dinner Friday night, and coveniently stayed home.

by MikeFigurski January 7, 2022

covenience

blaming covid for self serving behavior

Julie saying she didn't want to go out to Blue's house for Ukranian Christmas dinner Friday night sounds lime a matter of covenience.

by MikeFigurski January 7, 2022

Covenient

To use COVID as a convenient excuse. To benefit from COVID in a convenient way.

How covenient for that store now that it doesn't have to take returns. How covenient for that person now that they get to work remotely from anywhere.

by Becker LeMieux May 5, 2021

covenient

When someone uses the excuse of Covid to get out of doing some thing.

Oh so I guess now it’s covenient for you not to come to MY party

by Elliegold March 6, 2021