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Text Novel 

When someone sends you such a long text (normally consisting of 7+ pages) that it could almost be considered a novel.
Jim: Dude holy shit, Jenny just sent me like ten full texts in a row.

Tom: Damn. She must have skills equal to JRR Tolkien, eh?

Jim: I know. She always sends me text novels.
Text Novel by Izionn June 10, 2010
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basically these bomb ass dramas in latin tv
"catch me watchin my favorite novela, La Rosa de Guadalupe"
Novela by bitchassmina November 3, 2017
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Twitter Novel 

A message or anecdote that spans several successive tweets, each individual tweet akin to a page of a book.

A bitch to read, and even more so to type out, especially if its an @reply


A: Did you just see that Twitter Novel from Mark? That thing was like 5-6 tweets long!
B: Yeah, what's the point with this stupid 140 character shit anyway?
Twitter Novel by Robomonkey April 11, 2009

romance novels 

Porn written from, by, and for middle-aged women. Technically not considered "pornogropphy" since there aren't pictures (at least on paper.)
The irony of this thing is that most women against visual pornogrophy read their "romance novels" in public, which is something no porn addict would EVER do.
romance novels by Drumline May 31, 2006

Novel-Wa 

The term given to any asian novel brought over to america under the assumption that someone will read it just because it is japanese. should usually be burned and the ashes pissed on.
I just read a Novel-Wa, and Weltall said to burn it and piss on the ashes.
May be used in any instance of speaking, most commonly used as a interjection for any emotion
Novello! I freakin' forgot my lunch money(used as in interjection)
Get your freakin' novello off me (used as a noun, novello's true meaning is only known by the one with the said Novello on the subject's being)
novello by Silachoo June 3, 2006

Novel Answer

A response used to answer simple questions that require only half of a sentence to answer or less but extended to a 10+ minute painful mental course by overuse of examples by the person/adult (depending if you are a teen) who already answered your question 8 minutes ago. In a result of them answering you that way, you start to either fall asleep, regret you ever asked them the question, scream in your head, or all of the above. The worse part is when after they talked for 20 minutes they finally say that they don't know the answer, and you feel like you want to repeatedly hit your forehead into the wall.
Teen: "Hey dad, do you remember how to find the area of a Triangle?"

Dad: "Well I remember when I was in college learning math...bla bla bla bla bla, blaaaaaa (fart sounds) then my friend died by getting hit by a snake...bla bla bla (40 mintues later) But anyways, no I forgot how to find the Area, the math book is on the table."

Teen: "..............(in his/her mind) not the Novel Answer.......AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH. (then says) that's okay dad, ill just take a look in the book then."

*takes book with him/her, and goes into his/her room and crawls into a corner and into a ball for a couple of hours.