Despite the constant negative press covfefe — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) May 31, 2017

Whatever the intended meaning behind the tweet, it comes at an interesting time, within a day of White House communications director Mike Dubke announcing his resignation. It's also closely trailing a report by the Wall Street Journal indicating the White House is considering a plan to have a team of lawyers vet Trump's social media posts before they go out.

Wakes up.

Checks Twitter.

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Regrets checking Twitter.

Goes back to bed. — Merriam-Webster (@MerriamWebster) May 31, 2017

Two hours after the covfefe tweet went out, it remained up (judging by a letter from the National Archives (PDF), it is legal for the President to delete tweets, however the NARA has advised the White House to "capture and preserve all tweets" including deleted ones), and even the dictionary doesn't know quite what to say about it. Of course, covfefe might really mean "Twitter finally adds an editing feature," but that seems like a long shot.

Update: The tweet has finally been deleted. We'll never quite know what President Trump meant to say, but he suggests we just enjoy the ride.