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A reference to the phenomenon of continuously partying too hard while in the state of Texas, particularly Austin. Due to the large number of shows/fests and readily available booze and cocaine, Texcess has lead to many a hangover, regretted hook-up, hijinks and up-all-night partying. Texcessive partying is a problem often faced and readily dealt with by those who are known as "true ragers."

(Coined officially at Chaos In Tejas 2008 by Nicole and Chloe.)
"Man, Austin tried to kill me again this tour! It was positively Texcessive..."
Texcess by Nicole Beeeeeeeee May 23, 2008
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Texcession 

The popular movement in Texas calling for secession from the Untied States
The politicians up in Washington is taking all our freedom! Time for Texcession!
Texcession by Nathan B. Forrest October 27, 2012
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Texessive 

every thing is bigger in Texas in an excessive way
the 'every thing in Texas is bigger' motto has gotten so excessive now that it can only be described as Texessive
Texessive by bjc/arc December 3, 2011

Texcussion 

A discussion between two or more individuals via text or social media text. Ie; Cell Phone, Facebook, Twitter etc...
"Look Agnes, I'm going home. It's hard to talk to someone who is always in the middle of a texcussion with everyone else. You're rude, have a good night!"
Texcest is incest that occurs within the borders of Texas, USA. Texans that participate in Texcest are commonly reffered to as 'being Texcestious.'
Billy's new girlfriend is his sister! How Texcestious!
Texcest by Zak Owen August 28, 2006

textcessive

"I got like 20 texts from Jenny last night."

"Man, that's textcessive."
textcessive by Playilan November 3, 2013

texcessive 

What da 72-ounce steak challenge may be for some people.
Just a regular cowboy hat is plenty big enough --- a twenty-gallon model is definitely texcessive.
texcessive by QuacksO November 13, 2024
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