conversate

is a word. in webster's since the 70s.

merriam-webster.com/dictionary/conversate

by major_delmac August 25, 2010

converse

the most awesome shoes in the world. best colore: black and white. Also worn by emos or scenes.

she is wearing converse.

by angelzblood13 November 11, 2009

convertible

When cars are used as metaphors to describe girls, a convertible refers to one who opens easily. A slut.

Sindy: "Jeff is on POF!???"
Cindy: "Yeppp. I would totally go convertible for him."

by salocin April 13, 2014

Text conversation

A conversation, usually in text, MSN or Facebook chat, in which the conversee's (people in the conversation) communicate using only 'smiley' faces (faces can also be sad), and sometimes single letters, for example 'K' and 'U'.

An example of text conversation using only smiley faces;

Guy 1) She broke up wiv me.
Guy 2) :\
Guy 1) :'(
Guy 2) :(
Guy 1) :)

Another example is when one person is trying to keep the conversation alive, whilst another is only using smilies and single letters.

Guy 1) R U cumin 2 town?
Guy 2) Yeah, are you coming in as well?
Guy 1) Yeh
Guy 2) I might be a bit late.
Guy 1) :\
Guy 2) Is that ok?
Guy 1) K
Guy 2) OK, I'll see you later :)
Guy 1) KK, cya.

by The Number Of The Beast January 16, 2011

Convergical Exodus

A phrase used when a group, more than two, leave and office on a Friday afternoon. Mostly used in the music business. Can be related to a Biblical exodus.

My boss, his assistant, and I wanted to leave on Friday afternoon from the office, so we had a Convergical Exodus.

by Matt or Mark January 16, 2008

Converstractions

When individuals at work become so involved in email conversations that it becomes a distraction and halts all productivity. Converstractions can also be a form of procrastination or a result of total lack of motivation.

I have not completed any work because on my converstractions with my friends.

by Mad Bavarian January 13, 2009

conversational reflexes

1. how deftly an individual can adapt a story or sentence they are currently telling to steer the mood of the listeners in their favor

2. how quickly an individual can fabricate a believable story while under scrutiny

A real-life instance of good Conversational Reflexes:

I just was going 125mph in my rental car 10min before reaching a security checkpoint.

Officer: "is that a rental? how fast does it go?"

Me: "I wouldn't know, this car is really slow"

by Teh Noj October 1, 2009