A practical joke frequently played on not-so-smart people by disturbingly intelligent cell phones, wherein a neutral word in a text message is automatically replaced by Swype to create inuendo where none was intended.
Text #1: "I'm looking for semen to help me."
Text #2: "Damn freudian swype, that was supposed to be 'someone' not 'semen'."
Text #2: "Damn freudian swype, that was supposed to be 'someone' not 'semen'."
by paperklutz January 22, 2011
Occurs when your SmartPhone taps into your unconscious and inserts words into your posts, texts, or emails that were not what you intended, but are usually much more interesting and often revealing.
New freshman facebook post on the first day of classes.
She makes a Freudian Swype when she uses her Droid to make the following Facebook post. "First day of caskets! Here we go!"
Freudian meaning: The student is afraid that she is going to die; that is, that she is not ready for college.
She makes a Freudian Swype when she uses her Droid to make the following Facebook post. "First day of caskets! Here we go!"
Freudian meaning: The student is afraid that she is going to die; that is, that she is not ready for college.
by Dr. Chrispy August 27, 2012
When using Swype on an Android phone to text and the wrong word pops up, unnoticed, changing the meaning of the text. (Usually in a funny or sexual way)
by Lucas Spynacus January 11, 2013