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Acronymwit 

1. People who get irate when others they message with cannot decipher their short form.

2. To refer to those who send text messages beyond the common acronyms eg (LOL, ROLFMAO)
>Why can't you spell out your words? It's hard to understand you.

>> FU. KMA

> LOL.

>>WTF UR 1 2 TLK.

> but you're an Acronymwit.
Acronymwit by palmwine416 June 29, 2010
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Acronymlish 

The English language reduced to acronyms. Mostly used in online instant messaging and cell phone text messaging, however Acronymlish is starting to invade verbal speech as well. For example how often do you hear people say "WTF" or "FML" or "GDMFer!". These are all examples of Acronymlish. My prediction is soon this new condensed version of the English language will replace our current way of speaking.
dude 1: "OMFG! WTF?? STFU!! GTFO!"

dude 2: "Quit talking in Acronymlish, you sound like a fucking retard."
Acronymlish by Rellik Uzi September 18, 2010

acronymize 

vt; vi To reduce a perfectly acceptable title or phrase into an acronym. . Generally thought to be best avoided in most cases, certainly those not in extensive use, or those whose original phrasing was selected for it's poetic or prosaic beauty or clarity. Especially egregious are acronyms that have been "Reverse Acronymized", or cooked up from acronyms that happen to be words, but whose constituent words are contrived at best.
e.g "Office of Academic Freedom" become OAF
"Compound Acronymizing" is practiced by techie geeks, e.g. JXML
acronymize by laramie2 June 3, 2005

acronymical 

The use of an acronym in the form of a sentence, using upper case for the emphasis of the acronym.
Examples;
"Choosing Underhand Nasty Tactics"
"Following Utter Comedic Kings, Over Fellow Followers"
" Imagine, Living Over Valleys Evermore, Yielding Our Utopia"

The Acronymical sentence does not have to make sense, but it's genius when it can be done!
Try re-reading my text, the Acronymical sentence is what I really wanted to say
acronymical by The~Wench December 14, 2015

acronymizing 

To acronymize turn the first letter from each word in a sentance into an acronym.
acronymizing the phrase be right back results in "brb"
acronymizing by Truedat December 14, 2008

acronymize 

the act of turning something into an acronym
dude, your dad acronymizes all the time
acronymize by drab June 11, 2006

acronyming 

ttyiaf - talk to you in a few
ttyiab - talk to you in a bit
ttfn - ta ta for now
acronyming by Harvey March 18, 2004
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