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"Man...I'm totaly plexed."
plexed by Mike Slavko January 18, 2004
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Plexed is a community of gay (and bisexual/confused/..straight?) youth who chat and that.
Do you use plexed? It's a great site for gay teens.
plexed by SeanArronD January 15, 2010
To use nonverbal communication to express negative vibes with someone or something.
They showed up plexing real hard over some bull shit.

They are really plexed up over there.
Plexed by DarkWaters January 10, 2025
(verb — past tense of "plex")

Definition:
When someone has been screwed over, betrayed, or had something important taken away—especially features, rights, or an agreement—often in a shady, manipulative way.
“We got plexed after the merger—all the good features are gone.”

“She got plexed out of her bonus—classic management move.”

“Dude, I thought that deal was solid. They totally plexed me.”

Google(tm)Plexed 

1. When you are searching for something on google and you cannot find it, then you are perplexed.
2. When you are searching for something on Google and you type in one word and something completely unrelated pops up.
I was searching Google the other day for waffles and John Kerry's name come up, I was friggin google(tm)plexed
Google(tm)Plexed by Eric Letson April 13, 2004
a state of confusion or disorientation
Bro after that party last night I felt ploxed af
Ploxed by impede March 26, 2019
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