covided

/kōv•id•id/

verb
past tense; current reality
1. to have plans hijacked by the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. 2.
a legitimate reason for emptying a bottle of wine while on Zoom, or Netflix, or while texting “Sorry you got covided. 😥🎂”

As in "I had an amazing birthday party planned for me, but I got covided." Or “Sorry you got covided. 😥 🎂”

by 1jlh1 March 22, 2020

Coviding

1. Taking precautions to prevent the infection and spread of COVID-19.

"I'm still Coviding so I won't be attending the party."

"We wear masks everywhere indoors. Are you still Coviding?"

by we'llgetthere December 21, 2022

Covid

A derogatory term for a child conceived during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Get over here, you little Covid.

by Stradigos March 21, 2020

Covid

A reason to play more video games

LESSS GO COVID
FORTNITE ALL DAY BOYS

by You ass at fortnite January 18, 2022

Covid

Something that people freak out about for some reason

Covid or something

by peterdyck December 25, 2021

it’s the COVID!

The standard, go-to reason for things not getting done.

Well I was going to get you a birthday card and a nice present and make you a nice dinner and everything, but you know... it’s the COVID!

by Dr Bunnygirl August 15, 2020

Covidism

a person or place that uses the COVID-19 pandemic to justify their authoritarian practices.

due to COVID-19, we are requiring all students to be locked in their dorms for 2 weeks because they might kill someone. Covidism is the new and trendy authoritarian philosophy

by Sir Memelot January 13, 2021