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Used at the beginning of emails, IMs, text messages, etc. when you are sending identical messages through different channels. It's a polite way of noting that you're trying to get in touch with someone any way possible.
John receives a text message, "Call me!" and then a Facebook message: "Echo: Call me!"
echo: by canonlibel February 17, 2010
Words you can keep
That spooky thing that your voice does when it bounces of walls.
You: Hello
Echo: Hellllo~

You: FUCK THE WORLD
Echo: FUCK THE WOOORLD~
Echo by xxpastazxx June 19, 2018
A copy of something. Unorginal. A joke that goes on and on and on and on and well u get the point. It is a needless excess in the world and adds nothing but obnoxious repeate. You want to be different so you name your kid Echo.
Mom: I was not acknowledged and often turned down hey I know I will name my kid echo to get some attention anywhere I can grab it.
Echo by loraanne March 29, 2010
The Echo is a reverberation mimic of sound, when a sound is pronounced, it travels in sound waves and bounces back from the wall back to your listening receptors.
{Sound}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}} |Wall|
{Ears}{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{ |Wall|
Echo by Dan Slater December 9, 2004
The annoying technique of someone on a Car Club Cruise talking over the top of safety calls so no one can actually hear anything.
Adrianna kept echoing over the top of Sharon and we couldn't hear a thing!
echo by GoldenOne October 4, 2005
echo...what?? also available: echo....watch??
used to terminally annoy people while driving, see a Toyota Echo...one person says Echo...next person says what.
echo...what?? SHUT UP!!!!!
echo by Grub August 5, 2004
What you call someone as an insult who is unable to comeback at you verbally in an argument. Instead they repeat what you say. They are an “Echo” or “Echoing“ what you say.
Me: You’re being a child!

Them: No, you’re being a child!

Me: Why you gotta be an echo?
Echo by MeatOrchid November 13, 2020
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