covidevious

When someone uses an underhand Covid tactic to serve their hidden agenda.

That was such a covidevious act into scaring the public by using false information.

by Gerg Zonum September 7, 2020

covidocious

Having just recovered from the COVID-19 virus.

After spending 3 months in the hospital, Jim was finally relieved to be covidocious.

by TheBakerClinic February 27, 2021

Covidocious

Having overcome negative effects caused by the COVID-19 virus, such as economic or social difficulties, and staying strong through troubling times.

Although the year of 2020 was extremely tough, Maria was remaining covidocious through 2021 and hoping for a soon end to the pandemic.

by TheBakerClinic March 10, 2021

Covidocious

Having overcome the COVID-19 infection.

He was covidocious after recovering from COVID-19.

by TheBakerClinic February 20, 2021

covidious

1. related to or reminiscent of the invidious, insidious COVID-19 virus and pandemic;
2. contagious and toxic
3. a stealthy, negative influence or force

Her personality is nothing but covidious---she enters the room and her negativity is like a toxic cloud that drags everyone down.

by KKattA March 3, 2021

Covidavirus

What to say when u don't know wether to say Covid or Carona virus ( basically the two words combined )

Random guy: imma put on my mask so I don't get covidavirus

by MiaPineapple0000 March 20, 2021

Covidatious

In reference to any description of effect on whatever, relating to Covid.

Retail shopping experience has been modified covidatiously.

Well that's awfully covidatious of you, to wear a mask.

Lockdown has left me feeling a little covidatious.

Covidatiously easy going.

We are all beginning to feel the effects of societal covidatiousness.

by Fasta Five December 14, 2020