e-gret

e-gret (noun, verb): The feeling of sorrow, shame, remorse, or fear one experiences after sending an ill-advised electronic message (e-mail, IM, text message) that cannot be recalled.

I completely misread our flirty IM exchange, and now I'm filled with e-gret that I pinged her saying, "So, when are we gonna have sex?"

by Sassy76 September 30, 2008

e-gret

A message of regret sent by electronic mail. (defined by E Delk)

Betty remembered to send an egret to Sam's secretary concerning the March 15 committee meeting.

by KT Altman January 18, 2004

E-gret

The regret felt after you realize that you should not have provided your email address to someone who then sends various annoying and otherwise intrusive emails.

Nancy continues to send me those annoying chain emails and keeps wanting to get together with me. I e-gret the day I gave her my email address.

by soup777 January 26, 2009

E Gret

An Electronic Cigarette (“Gret” Short For Cigarette)

Ayo Pass Me Your E Gret G

by ItsMeTheRealMe April 16, 2021

E-Gret

aptly describes the moment of immediate regret when one ventures into the comments section of any news piece.

Oh god. These people commenting on this article are so stupid. I immediately e-gret reading these comments.

by Ho Lee Fuk November 12, 2012

e-gret

a regret you have about something that happened over the internet

You'll be just another e-gret

by cnevada13 December 9, 2008