Emailationship

Continuing interchange seldom resulting in live interaction.

"We've only gone out once in the last eight months, but we have a continuing emailationship."

by John F. George December 30, 2008

emailburn

when you reply all and you were bcc'd

equivalent to rug burn and just as painful =email burn-OUCH!

major breach of netiquette ...you replied all to an email you were bcc'd to.. hence emailburn

by Tracy Blach August 20, 2007

Deleted Emails

Hillary

Shit! They found my deleted emails.

by Poosjcopj November 1, 2016

Emilee

she is one of the sweetest, most wonderful people you will ever meet and she can always make people laugh! she might not like her body at some points but she really, truly doesn't know how beautiful she truly is! I love you emilee<3

me: Omg! emilee is so cool!
others: she is so pretty! I want to be friends with her

by quincybowers May 13, 2019

Emilee

A girl who is loyal to her true friends, has hazel eyes and treats everyone really well and puts them first. She is also very shy and likes to play in sports. If you are lucky enough to catch her, she might also be on the stage acting. She usually keeps her feeling to herself.

Sarah: wow my friend ned [e-mail] is sooooo awesome 😆.

Olivia: I know right we are so lucky to have her as a friend

by Eelime yam July 5, 2016

Emailer's Remorse

When sending an email, the gut-wrenching feeling of guilt after clicking send. Can be caused by inappropriate or overly emotional content, or just embarrassing spelling or grammatical errors. Such content may be the result of intoxication, but the terrible feeling is more likely to occur when one is sober.

Girl A: I just emailed my ex-boyfriend a poem about how much I still love him....AND I just noticed I used the wrong form of there/their!

Girl B: That is some serious emailer's remorse

by BethBethBethBethBethBeth November 29, 2011

E-mail Avalanche

A string of unwanted responses to a people-wide sent e-mail that are both unwanted and unnecessary. E-mail avalanches usually start with "RE:" These annoying e-mails usually trickle in all day, and if they occur at work, they have little to nothing to do with any important or pressing issue.

RE: Last Night
From: Katie

PLEASE stop these e-mails! I feel like I'm buried in an e-mail avalanche. Too many flakes starting an avalanche.

RE: Last Night
From: John

Food sucked!

_________________________________________________

RE: Last Night
From: Bill

Loved the music. Awesome jobs!

_________________________________________________

RE: Last Night
From: Becca

I concur! Absolutely awesome!

-Becca

_________________________________________________

To: Company Employees
Subject: Last Night

Great Party!

-Sally

_________________________________________________

by Artemis19 June 3, 2011