Bob: "Hey joe! i am at good, can you pick me up?"
Joe: "You are where?"
Bob: "Sorry, texpo. I mean i am at home."
Joe: "You are where?"
Bob: "Sorry, texpo. I mean i am at home."
by Spadina May 20, 2009
Typos made while texting on a cell phone resulting from multi-letter key functions, the fill-in-the-word process, and the sender's lazy assumption that the phone has assembled the correct words. For example, in the phase "Are you later", "Are" is a texpo in the intended phrase "See you later".
Check your texpos because I haven't a clue what you are trying to say.
His texpos are out of control.
Every third word is a texpo. Please clarify.
His texpos are out of control.
Every third word is a texpo. Please clarify.
by Tucksy December 14, 2010
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