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A word or text written that could be taken as sexual content; a sexy text
"My fingers move quick"
"That sounds texy to me"
Texy by Bilingual papi December 28, 2014
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Adjective. Used to describe a male/female which is capable of using his/her language at very high level with advanced and beautiful vocabulary. As oppsd 2 tping lik dis.
She used whom in a sentence, she's so texy man.
Texy by Lishiin Portia February 13, 2017
Used to describe Someone who is really good at texting.
Holy shit I was texting with Sandy yesterday….she is freaking texy!
Texy by scratchy2868 October 27, 2022
A blend of textural depth, tech-savvy edge, and rebellious charm. Visually bold, clean, and punchy—like a dark-mode interface wrapped in neon. Playful-yet-polished! Tonally sharp, aspirational, and manifesto-driven—no corporate fluff. Texy now stands as the ultimate compliment for work that's texturally rich, sharply written, and oozes cool, high-performance edge with playful irreverence—a secret club for smart misfits.
"This UI? Texy. It's got attitude and layers." / "Her writing? Pure texy—sharp, unapologetic, and alive." / "That job posting? Texy. It's a call to adventure, not a listing."
Texy by &™. November 12, 2025

Brods and sexy texy 

they have sex anywhere and are freaks in the bed. they can be in church and climb up on the alter and fuck in front of the priest. although tex has troubles with his mutant penis but its okay!
random person: i heard brods and sexy texy went hard last night

another random person: yea ik i heard them
Brods and sexy texy by TexHedderman February 23, 2022
Slang for: Text You; used in place of
I'll figure out when Joey ate the cheese and will texya when I find out.
Texya later then if that's how it be.
texya by supersexytim November 3, 2016
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