| 1. | pretexting | ||
|
When one pretends to write a text message to someone, in hopes of avoiding unwanted and/or awkward situations. NOTE: Although 'pretexting' is a portmanteau of 'pretending' and 'texting', the actual word 'pretext' shares a similar concept, as it is defined as "an effort or strategy intended to conceal something." Person 1: Dude, every time I was leading on to ask Jill out, she would get a text from one of her friends. Isn't that weird?
Person 2: Bud, you do realize... Person 1: *sigh.* She was pretexting, wasn't she. Person 2: Sorry man. Hey, what say we go to Taco Bell? Person 1: FUCK YEAH TACO BELL |
|||
| 2. | pretexting | ||
|
October 3, 2006 Urban Word of the Day
Calling a telephone company or a financial institution and obtaining sensitive, personal information about a customer by deceiving the company into believing that you are that customer. It was revealed that Hewelett Packard was spying on its board of directors and hired lawyers to obtain information on personal phone calls. The lawyers used pretexting to trick phone companies into releasing that information.
|
|||
| 3. | pretexting | ||
|
Typing into a phone appearing to be sending and receiving messages with serious intent, but nobody is receiving or responding. While sitting at a table in a restaurant with his parents, he is pretexting so that he can ignore his folks and anyone who may see him.
|
|||
|
|
|||
| 4. | pretexting | ||
|
A fancy euphanism for lieing. man1- So HP was caught pretexting the other day.
man2- Pretexting? What's with the fancy shit? Call it for what it is, they were lieing! |
|||
