Echo

A copy of something. Unorginal. A joke that goes on and on and on and on and well u get the point. It is a needless excess in the world and adds nothing but obnoxious repeate. You want to be different so you name your kid Echo.

Mom: I was not acknowledged and often turned down hey I know I will name my kid echo to get some attention anywhere I can grab it.

by loraanne March 29, 2010

Echolsing

Stopping a string of friendly texts among friends with a buzzkill message.

Helena halted our chatter text with her echolsing message.

by U da Man! March 19, 2014

Facebook echo

An accidental double-sending of a message on Facebook chat due to a chat error. Happens way too often.

Jon: "Hi!"
Anna: "Hey there!"

"Hey there!"
Anna: "Ugh. Sorry. Facebook echo."
Jon: "Facebook lives in a cave."

by Tomi V. October 21, 2010

Echoling

Verb: After the act of attempting to hook up with a variety of girls at one setting and getting rejected, then the person will begin "echoling" or ridiculing the same girls in order to compensate for the humiliation of being rejected; the act of being outraged at a girl after her rejecting to hook up with you; "Sex Heckling"

After Michael was rejected by every girl at the party, he began echoling the girls by stealing money from the fat bitch, slapping the tall bitch in the face and then pushing the other girl down the stairs.

by Hansonpaulsey October 11, 2009

Echo

The Echo is a reverberation mimic of sound, when a sound is pronounced, it travels in sound waves and bounces back from the wall back to your listening receptors.

{Sound}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}} |Wall|
{Ears}{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{ |Wall|

by Dan Slater December 9, 2004

echo

The annoying technique of someone on a Car Club Cruise talking over the top of safety calls so no one can actually hear anything.

Adrianna kept echoing over the top of Sharon and we couldn't hear a thing!

by GoldenOne October 4, 2005

echo chamber

A person who totally, obsequiously agrees with everything another person says.

“During the meeting my boss Jeremy calls on Jason, who’s a well-known management echo chamber to ask if Jason thinks the Company’s new and much stricter internet policy is a fair one. The rest of us spend the remainder of the meeting retching at the resultant tsunami of blatant ass-smooching.”

by Mo Dixley April 9, 2009