1.
A slang term derived from “textbook,” used to describe an experience, event, or moment that feels meant to happen — as if it were prewritten, divinely timed, or part of a larger lesson in life.
Often used to acknowledge a situation that feels textbook in its meaning, significance, or alignment with personal growth.
origin:
From textbook — suggesting a classic, archetypal, or spiritually significant life moment.
2.
(slang)
A word used to describe an experience, moment, or event that feels meant to happen — like it was written in a textbook of life.
It’s that feeling when something aligns perfectly, teaches a lesson, or hits with divine timing.
“That was meant to be.”
“That was a lesson.”
“That was fate.”
“That was text.”
A slang term derived from “textbook,” used to describe an experience, event, or moment that feels meant to happen — as if it were prewritten, divinely timed, or part of a larger lesson in life.
Often used to acknowledge a situation that feels textbook in its meaning, significance, or alignment with personal growth.
origin:
From textbook — suggesting a classic, archetypal, or spiritually significant life moment.
2.
(slang)
A word used to describe an experience, moment, or event that feels meant to happen — like it was written in a textbook of life.
It’s that feeling when something aligns perfectly, teaches a lesson, or hits with divine timing.
“That was meant to be.”
“That was a lesson.”
“That was fate.”
“That was text.”
1.
Expressing a feeling of fate, synchronicity, or personal lesson:
“Dayum that was text.”
Reacting to a profound or serendipitous event:
“Text!”
Describing a divinely aligned or expected situation:
“Meeting them like that? Text.”
2.
Person 1: “Yo I randomly ran into her after 5 years, same corner we met on.”
Person 2: “Text.”
“That was a text heart break. I needed that to grow.”
“That DJ set in the rain... text.”
Expressing a feeling of fate, synchronicity, or personal lesson:
“Dayum that was text.”
Reacting to a profound or serendipitous event:
“Text!”
Describing a divinely aligned or expected situation:
“Meeting them like that? Text.”
2.
Person 1: “Yo I randomly ran into her after 5 years, same corner we met on.”
Person 2: “Text.”
“That was a text heart break. I needed that to grow.”
“That DJ set in the rain... text.”
by H. Trismegistus June 20, 2025
Get the Textmug. “The Whopper” is it’s name and it is equal to “ \( \underbrace{10\ \&\ 10\ \&\ 10\cdots10\ \&\ 10\ \&\ 10}_{\text{100 10's}} \) = \( \lbrace 10,100 / 2 \rbrace \) “using the array of operator and BEAF.1 The term was coined by Cookie Fonster. The number is named after the hamburger sold by Burger King.
Guy: Hey what’s your favourite number?
Guy 2:Mines probably \( \underbrace{10\ \&\ 10\ \&\ 10\cdots10\ \&\ 10\ \&\ 10}_{\text{100 10's}} \) = \( \lbrace 10,100 / 2 \rbrace \).
Guy 2:Mines probably \( \underbrace{10\ \&\ 10\ \&\ 10\cdots10\ \&\ 10\ \&\ 10}_{\text{100 10's}} \) = \( \lbrace 10,100 / 2 \rbrace \).
by HexManwastaken November 26, 2023
Get the \( \underbrace{10\ \&\ 10\ \&\ 10\cdots10\ \&\ 10\ \&\ 10}_{\text{100 10's}} \) = \( \lbrace 10,100 / 2 \rbrace \)mug. To overly state the obvious via one or multiple text message(s) ; If more than one text they are instances apart from eachother. Can be compared with or similar to a "blabber mouth".
by Icanhandle May 15, 2016
Get the Blabber textmug. by bdix02 July 18, 2020
Get the Text-an-ex drunkmug. by Text-Rager September 8, 2013
Get the text ragemug. Matthew-"Ill just wack you a text :)"
Sam-"Ill wack you one back ;)"
This is an example of Wacking Texts at one another
Sam-"Ill wack you one back ;)"
This is an example of Wacking Texts at one another
by ChorleyCake September 3, 2010
Get the Wacking Textsmug. The act of sending unsolicited texts that are not answering a question, making a request, have an obvious response, any response would seem pointless, or are otherwise considered pointless by the recipient. These are texts that serve no two-way-communication-purpose and seem to be just informing you of something that requires no further action or response.
Texter 1: I'm eating breakfast.
Texter 2: man, quit text blogging me
Texter 1: I just wanted to say I'm eating breakfast.
Texter 2: Good for you.
Texter 2: man, quit text blogging me
Texter 1: I just wanted to say I'm eating breakfast.
Texter 2: Good for you.
by catsgotmytongue October 13, 2011
Get the Text Bloggingmug.