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Pronunciation varies by accent · adjective
(informal) Of, relating to, or affected by the COVID-19 virus or pandemic..
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.
Use covidy when its meaning, tone and grammar fit the full sentence. A synonym is not always a direct replacement.
Covidy means (informal) Of, relating to, or affected by the COVID-19 virus or pandemic..
Common synonyms include COVIDian.
The opposite depends on the specific sense.
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’.
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