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Cry-typing 

An informal, archaic method of online communication in which a person, via a social media platform or SMS text, expresses something, whilst conveying significant sadness or distress, typically signified by the excessive and incorrect usage of commas, semicolons and intentional typos throughout the message; this occurs typically to the extent that the message is nearly incomprehensible, entirely.

Historically, this means of communication was predominantly used by Tumblr and twitter users, 4Channers and other various types of online degenerates, and is outdated for its extremely obnoxious nature.
Instance of cry-typing:

Girlfriend: babe my plant just died ugh

Boyfriend, trying to smash: o::;mg bae,,,, n;o....., that plan;;;t meea nnt;;;; the wo:;;;,,,rld to m;;;e.......
i am shaak,ing and cry,,,,,ing rig,,,ht n;;ow;;;;; i can;;;t belie;;;ve thii i;;s.......
😭🥺👉👈💔💔🥵

Girlfriend:🗿
Cry-typing by Samueliscool223 August 13, 2021
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cry-typing 

When you're crying so hard, you can't type properly. This is usually exaggerated to make whoever you're talking to feel bad.
Boyfriend: I think we need to take a break.
Girlfriend: wati arey ou brakeing up wwithme righ now?
Boyfriend: Are you really crying or are you just cry-typing?
cry-typing by Pickle Farmer December 22, 2012
Binging on sweet or fatty foods while crying, because you just don't know what else to do.
After getting home from work William just sat cryting Nutella and peanut butter on Tuc crackers.
Cryting by KarlWS August 24, 2020
The act of taking a crap while typing away on your laptop.
With only minutes left to finish typing his report, Mark's stomach requests him to rid of the spicy thai food he ate earlier. In an attempt to soothe both neccesities, Mark takes his laptop to the bathroom, shuts the stall door, drops trosser, opens the laptop and sphincter muscle, and continues to cryping away.
cryping by ©m® May 5, 2006

crything 

The action of crying while sitting facing into a corner and masturbating to the thought of your father
Haha, look at Steven crything over there!
crything by BrbTech June 6, 2009

CRYYZING 

Cry and wheezing at the same exact time
I watched the jschlatt-Cupid (ai cover) and I started CRYYZING
CRYYZING by Liz Spider-Man August 3, 2023
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