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Boomeranging 

Repeating the words of another participant during a texting session.
John: Hi!
Susan: Hi!

John: I hear an echo...
Susan: I hear an echo...

John: As long as you recognize it's like a boomerang
Susan: I'm boomeranging

Boomeranging 

The art of breaking up with a significant other to have a brief relationship before returning to your original partner.
My girlfriend was boomeranging with some spanish guy, but she's back with me now.
Boomeranging by Mr Craig January 11, 2014

boomeranging 

(1) verb: to send back something to a person that they originally sent to you; to return to sender
In reference to the Australian Aboriginal hunting instrument the Boomerang.
(2) verb: to quickly return something to the source
EMAIL:
(1) Receiving a file back that you originally sent to someone, where the person who sent it us unaware they got it from you:
REPLY: "hey, thanks for boomeranging me that video, it's always nice to watch things twice :)"
(2) Used for sending someone back something intentionally as part of a reply to a message.
REPLY: "Good luck with the job Interview, and I can't help boomeranging this picture back to you."
boomeranging by rydstbomel September 25, 2005

Boomeranging 

Yani is boomeranging. She can't decide what she wants to eat.
Boomeranging by CASSMONEY24 June 15, 2021
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