texterity

Having the ability to type with thumbs on cell phone.

Someone who can type as fast as they think with their thumbs on a phone has texterity.

by bigvessel March 6, 2011

textorize

To send obscene amounts of texts to someone before they have the chance to reply. Generally in the form of a "Chinese wall" of text. This action is sometimes deemed acceptable however, if it comes from a loved one, or love interest.

SMS:"Yo man! I thought I'd just let you know that blah blah blah blah...."
-Seven texts later-
SMS:"...and well, hope you have a good Christmas, Kwanzaa, and Hanukkah! OH! OH! And Happy New Year, man!"
Dude: "Damn! I just got fuckin' textorized. Good thing I don't ever text him back! ;D"

by DylanDogMP12 January 8, 2012

textbreviation

The shortening of words to allow for complete sentense structure within a mobile device or instant message.

The correct textbreviation for Talk to you later is TTYL

by Jay Nish August 3, 2007

textertainment

Text messaging with someone purely to mess with them for your own entertainment. Usually with no regard for their feelings.

I was so bored the other night that I responded to pathetic text messages from Jeff-encouraging his psychotic behavior purely for some textertainment.

by Lisa Doroba May 1, 2008

texter space

when you are so involved in text messaging you block out everything around you.

Dude! watch out for that car!

Sorry I was in texter space

by benjr September 27, 2008

Textercise

The act of loosening the muscles in your fingers by texting until satisfactory. Usually when your hands fall asleep, are very numb, or cramped.

You would expect texting would increase the discomfort in your fingers, but is likely to help.

Sonic: After I played in the snow and my fingers got all numb I had to textercise them back to normal
Tails: Why didn't you just play video games?
Sonic: Because your fingers never leave the buttons...

by ErikaBaby February 5, 2009

textonym

Two or more words that are spelled using the same series of keys in a text message.

"Me" and "of" are both entered using 6-3.

Also "good", "home", "gone", "hood", "hoof", and "goof" are textonyms.

My boyfriend was concerned when I texted him that I was nearly good. I explained that it was a textonym and I meant to say I was nearly home.

by AuntieBelle March 14, 2009