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When an all-nighter becomes pointless cuz you're pretty much delirious, not thinking clearly, slower than usual, and perhaps losing your grip on reality.
"Probably gonna fail my exam, but I can't stay up longer. It's pointless. I'm starting to covfefe."
:To sleep deprived to have a conversation or text
Originally originated from a Tweet from Donald Trump in Late may 2017 allegedly misspelling 'coverage'
Text1:You know what Matt dib hejust shiotsd fiure
Text2: I think I'm having a covfefe, i'll go to sleep.
Acronym for 45's mantra: Carry On Very Fine Excellent Finest Earthling
"When things go bad," said the President, "I say to myself covfefe. It reminds me that I am the finest human ever to exist, and to persist."
The Icelandic name of a demon known as covfefe the strong.
Similarly it is also the name of a wizard both of which are summoned by the orb of T'kketh and thier names must be placed in a certain sentence for the ritual to be complete.
Up untill now we were unable to find the required phrases untill Donald J Trump summoned them on the eve of may 31st 2017
Despite the negative press covfefe
-Summon phrase as spoken by Trump.
(noun) a tweet usually sent in the middle of the night while taking a shit and plotting to screw over a large amount of people
- "Yo did you see that new tweeet from the President?"
- "Yeah. It's quite the covfefe."
Reference Mexico: Operation Covfefe is underway.
Code: Moustache
Challenge: Gringo has a large moustache
Reply: I have no scissors
noun) A state of inability to be responsible for one's own actions, as deemed socially unacceptable, while still maintaining a self-deluded belief of mental stability and intelligence.
adjective) Unintelligible to a point of ridicule.
interjection) Expression indicating a resignation of attempt at clarity, often used to emphasize the futility of an idea or truncate a sentence that has lost meaning for the writer. Despite being an interjection, it is rarely used with an exclamation mark, as the word is self-deprecating.
used as noun) "People in covfefe houses shouldn't throw covfefe." - Hillary Clinton
used as adjective) "You're not you when you're covfefe" - SNICKERS Australia
used as interjection) "Despite the constant negative press covfefe" - Donald Trump