Meaning of covidy | Babel Free

Definitions

Of, relating to, or affected by the COVID-19 virus or pandemic.

informal

Examples

“The negatives? Having to stop⟳ for petrol and unavoidable toilet breaks at vast, eerily empty service stations, with masked-and-gloved staff, touch⟳ screens and a strong whiff of chemicals in the air, an experience⟳ my S/O accurately described as, ‘A bit Covidy’.”

“But Youngkin's biggest and most lethal project appears to be turning Virginia into a COVIDy cesspool like⟳ Florida. Even as Omicron is smashing records in his state, Youngkin is ending the statewide school mask mandate. He's also rescinding the vaccine mandate for state workers.”

“Like⟳ many folks, I’ve been desperately trying to ferret out some Zen in this frustrating COVIDy world. You know⟳, to find⟳ that healthy, elusive balance between “responsibly engaged” and “on the verge of a primal scream⟳.””

“The result⟳ of a ceramics fellowship that took place⟳ more off site than it might have⟳ under less Covidy circumstances, the show⟳ translates the artist’s interests in vulnerability and care into the exploration of clay.”

“According to the studio, they’re just not interested in movies that go direct⟳ to streaming anymore—despite the immense popularity of streaming movies during the pandemic, and the looming threat of a Covidy fall⟳ and winter that may well have⟳ potential viewers opting to stay⟳ home. Again.”

“Hoops are hula-ed, a girl spins suspended by her hair (as is the case with ballet, proximity shows the physicality and balance such acts demand⟳) and swords are swallowed – not something you would try⟳ with a covidy cough, I suspect⟳.”

“This earned him a handshake from Dylan. A handshake from anyone is a rare enough sight in these covidy times, so coming from Dylan it’s a huge deal⟳.”

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