texted
Texted the past tense version of the verb "To Text" Regardless of whether or not thrash legend Jonny Nevada wants to believe it or not its a fucking word.
texted by John Lockjaw March 11, 2005
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texted • texted off • texted out • Texted it In • Texted Vexed • texteded • textedemic • textedly • textedo • over texted
Texted Vexed
During instant messaging when you are typing to someone and there is a little message at the bottom stating "so-and-so is entering text..." you stop typing and wait for your friends response, left unaware that you're friend is doing the exact thing.
I was talking to Bob last night on AIM, when we got texted vexed, and I spent an hour staring at the screen with anticipation.
Texted Vexed by K.C.M. October 21, 2007
Texted-out
John- Are you going on your first date with that Cathy girl you met last week.
Keith- Naw.... I texted-out, I didnt have the heart to call!!
My boss knew i was sick, so instead of calling... I just Texted-out.
Keith- Naw.... I texted-out, I didnt have the heart to call!!
My boss knew i was sick, so instead of calling... I just Texted-out.
Texted-out by texkeith November 21, 2009
texted out
when you are texting someone and someone else is talking and you listen for a short moment before you get involved in a text and forget what their talking about
P1: Hey you wana hear a story?
P2: (while texting) Yea, sure
P1: Ok, so last night i was dancing and.....
P2: Just stop, im texted out
P2: (while texting) Yea, sure
P1: Ok, so last night i was dancing and.....
P2: Just stop, im texted out
texted out by Peter Grochal June 16, 2008
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