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acronymious 

Excessive and often malicious over-use of acronyms.
I don't mean to get acronymious, but OTOH, I'm SOL and AFU; you DNK and NDI. Enough TLA's already! GTG, BBFN (that's a FLA). ;)
acronymious by jcolwell November 12, 2007
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acronymonious 

Adj. full of acronyms, symbols, or other word substitutions.
S1: "Let's get to the DMV PDQ."
S2: "You are so acronymonious."
acronymonious by DtotheT August 20, 2010

Acronymous Slang 

The shortening of common sayings by using the first letter of each word, and then presenting the letters in its abbreviated form. It is frequently used in the emails, the text messages, and/or references to the rockin' bands.
I can't wait to listen to the BTO (Bachman Turner Overdrive). The TCB (Takin' Care of Business) is one of my favorite songs of all the time. If you disagree, I will LOL, my friend. DYCTDOM? (Do you catch this drift of mine?) If not, my use of the acronymous slang might be confusing you. In that case, MAMF (My apologies, my fried).
Acronymous Slang by Roadside Jesus February 23, 2008

acronominously 

Adverb: naming, labeling or titling with an acronym: An acronominously named organization.
P.E.T.A. was named acronominously.
acronominously by Cayce Daye January 4, 2011

zoomerennial acronymicons 

zoomerennial acronymicons (noun): A term used to describe the linguistic trend of combining acronyms and emojis commonly used by the millennial and zoomer generation. The term signifies the confusion experienced by the GenX and Boomer generations who are accustomed to using whole words. The term is a combination of the words zoomer, millennial, acronyms, and icons.
I'm from GenX and I don't understand your zoomerennial acronymicons that are supposed to replace actual words, please use your words.
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