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When using predictive text to write an SMS, sometimes an unexpected word of similar / humorous meaning may pop up. Pint / shot / riot Kiss / lips Shag / rich Sips / piss Cock / anal Dual / fuck Oh no! I meant to send my boyfriend a text saying I wanted to suck his cock tonight.
Don't worry, it's just a textonym. Besides, I heard he's into that sort of thing. |
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A textonym is a word which becomes ambiguous when using predictive text due to having the same button combination as other unrelated words. They often make a text confusing or incomprehensible.
Particularly prominent in drunk texting. He = If Me = Of Book = Cool Soon = Room 'Textonyms are so annoying, my drunken text makes no sense'
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In text or SMS messaging, a textonym is a word that is typed using the same sequence of keys on a phone's numeric keypad as another word. Cow is a textonym of boy and any (typed using 2 6 and 9 on a phone).
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Words that are related in their combination of button strokes, usually on a phone's number-pad and with T-9 or similar methods. For example the number combination 4663 yields: home, gone, and good. Or 63 yields: of and me, these words would be textonyms of each other.
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When texting the same numbers comes up with multiple words. THe most anonying textonym is "go" and "in."
Lips/Kiss Good/Home Bitches/Chubies |
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Two or more words that are spelled using the same series of keys in a text message.
"Me" and "of" are both entered using 6-3. Also "good", "home", "gone", "hood", "hoof", and "goof" are textonyms. My boyfriend was concerned when I texted him that I was nearly good. I explained that it was a textonym and I meant to say I was nearly home.
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Variant/Incorrect spelling of txtonym.
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