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Covfefe: (conjugation of "covet" and "fife", as in "one who envies" is "blowing hot air") originally used by the youth of the ton in Georgian-Victorian England as a disparaging reference to the members of the lower classes who strove to break the barriers of social hierarchy by adopting cheap furnishings that belittled the substantial value of the authentic trimmings donned by the wealthy. Revived in 2017 by POTUS Donald Trump as a general synonym to elitism and condescension.
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