n. A word sharing a T9 keystroke with another word. Most often used to describe the word NOT meant to be typed with the key combination.
Example: 6 and 3 can form "me" or "of."
2665 can form "cool" or "book"
spoken example:
Becky-"I got a text from him today that read 'Ur so book.' What's that supposed to mean?"
Abram-"It's a wasyl. He means you're really cool."
2665 can form "cool" or "book"
spoken example:
Becky-"I got a text from him today that read 'Ur so book.' What's that supposed to mean?"
Abram-"It's a wasyl. He means you're really cool."
by abe-a-licious August 30, 2008