A trap used on social media to lure people into replying to the post. Usually stating that something has happened to the person posting, but does not state what. This causes curious readers to ask what happened to him/her. These statement are usually exaggerated and are used as a cry for attention.
Person 1: This girl just posted "UGH THE WORST THING JUST HAPPENED I HATE MY LIFE!" on Facebook
Person 2: Such a reply trap
Person 2: Such a reply trap
by TheWinningTrashCan June 19, 2016
Get the reply trapmug. by CoreyGill January 10, 2015
Get the Situationally replymug. Used when you send a message to a lot of people and you wanna have yarns so you say reply or die so that they feel like they should reply
by chronicle June 6, 2019
Get the reply or diemug. A rare running gag on Twitter/X where someone replies to much on a tweet/post. It mostly occurs in the object show Twitter/X community.
Spam-replying is annoying.
by Itz KittyPinkiez May 25, 2024
Get the Spam-replyingmug. The effect achieved when people unnecessarily reply-all to an email that only required a standard reply, unnecessarily filling everyone's inbox with unneeded crap.
There goes Jim again, constantly creating reply-all pollution. I wish he realized there are 100 other people on this email chain who don't care!
The reply-all pollution on this team is suffocating!
The reply-all pollution on this team is suffocating!
by Metaphoru September 25, 2020
Get the reply-all pollutionmug. by airfresh01 June 10, 2020
Get the Reply-Allymug. Used when you message someone and they don't reply. You message them saying "mad reply", which is sarcastic and to point out the fact that they really didn't reply at all.
by Young Aquarius May 23, 2017
Get the mad replymug.