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multichatting 

When you are chatting with several people at once via IM (instant messenger).
"No, I haven't been able to look at that website you just told me about. I'm multichatting."
multichatting by Aaron Martell January 5, 2008

Multishirting

The process of wearing more than one shirt, giving each shirt a specific task.
I usually wear three shirts. If I take the top one off there is a chance I'm going back out. If I take the middle one off, I am not leaving for sure. If I take the final one off I am going to bed. Multishirting is the best.
Multishirting by Nevan & Tristan December 4, 2005

Multichatting 

Simultaneously having an online IM chat with several people while also sitting within conversation distance of said people in real life, especially on Facebook.
Random guy: Hey, what are you guys all laughing about?

Chatting guy: We're all multichatting on Facebook.
(gets a message)
Chatting guy: LOL, he totally does!

multichattin' 

Chatting to multiple people, usually through multiple applications and networks, like AIM, IRC, Yahoo Messenger, and MSN Messenger
I forgot to answer your last message because I was multichattin' to Dave, Marty, and Jenny on AIM, YIM, and MSN
multichattin' by JJ Soderling June 17, 2008

Multislutting

(verb) The utilization of multiple tools and resources in order to arrange multiple hook-ups in the same night.
A: Why is that guy on Grindr, while he's dancing with somebody on the dance floor?
B: oh, he's just multislutting
Multislutting by Melee Mac October 5, 2010

multichatting 

chatting online with multiple chattees at the same time
I was multichatting this morning with 12 people at the same time, a personal best, but hard to control.
multichatting by Jimmy Cinders October 2, 2010
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"Yeah, she's kind of annoying. All she ever talks about it ballet."

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I had a trucker's tan after driving for 10 straight hours on a sunny day.
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Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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