Bitextual 

When you are in a text conversation with someone, and you suddenly find yourself in 2 seperate conversations with the same person.

Bobby texts:Are you going to the parade?
Susie replies:Yes I am marching with the band
Bobby Texts:Great, I'll keep an eye out for you, what instrument do you play?

Susie delays her response, meanwhile Bobby texts: Hey Susie, what is the last thing you had in your pussy?
Susie(Replying to the previous question) replies; The Flute

This is an example of a bitextual conversation creating some confusion!!

By the way, Susie goes on to reply :Your brother's cock!

Bitextual by AJets December 16, 2008

biTEXTual 

The ability to text, rapidly and accurately, on both the QWERTY key pad and the 9-key pad, with no practice time in between.

I had to send my Blackberry in to get fixed, but I'm still texting just fine with my Razr. Being biTEXTual is a good thing comfort zone.

biTEXTual by inthebackseatofyourcarJae April 4, 2009

Bitextual 

One who can text in two different languages, either simultaneously or individually.

Mary is bitextual. She can text in both Spanish and English.

Bitextual by gs84112 February 18, 2011

bitextual 

Adjective: To be able to write in both cursive and print neatly.

I was dumbfounded when I found out Mitchell was bitextual and wrote a letter in cursive.

bitextual by DBenjamin September 19, 2009

bitextual 

The ability to be able to write in the male or female gender, depending on who you are talking to via messaging or chat. Useful for messenger programs as well as social networking and internet dating sites, also good when phishing for a new cyber mate.

Im so bitextual that I already have got 4 girlfriends and 2 boyfriends on the internet and one of them is sending me free cash.

bitextual by crazy Texas master May 28, 2013

Bitextual 

When someone flirts equally with males and females via text.

Connor: heyyyy will are we gonna go sledding tommorrow or whattt? ;)
Will: GTFO. youre such a bitextual

Bitextual by willad February 19, 2011

bitextual 

In New Zealand, where there are only two major mobile phone companies, to be bitextual is to own at least two phones, one for each company. The purpose of this is to take advantage of competing but complimentary deals.

The name comes from the common usage of text, or SMS, messaging in New Zealand.

I wanted to get Telecom's $10 texting, and Vodafone's free weekend texting. So I became bitextual.

bitextual by PetethePoo July 27, 2006