tweenspeak

This is the term for those text acronyms such as: LOL, LMAO, WTF, etc.

I don't understand this Tweenspeak!

by john von diesel October 17, 2013

Tweetspeak

To cram a "tweet" on Twitter in Twitter's 140 character limit using an intense level of chat-speak ; a hybrid between the terms "chat-speak" and "tweet."

One of the positive few uses for chat-speak.

Here is an example of a normally literate person using Tweetspeak in order to relay his message in under 140 characters:

"@person I'm going2have 2 bail on Noah and the Whale this weekend, man. Sorry. I would love2go,but I'm snowed under w/ an essay deadline."

by cruizin caleb December 8, 2009

teenspeak

A dialect of the English language used by teenagers (normally between the ages of 13 and 18, though there has recently been a leap in speakers).
This form of speech includes an overuse of words such as "like" and "umm". There is debate over whether small words such as "what" and "so" should be added, but as for now it is only the two previous words that can be easily linked to this dialect.

God, that kid needs to learn that teenspeak and English are NOT the same language. I mean, he's always going, "Like, I heard that, like, there's gonna be a party on, like, the umm... the 24th."

by Voices-In-My-Head November 15, 2007

teenspeak

Internet slang mainly used by fat, lazy, and/or stupid teens who's iq is 100x their weight. Catagorized by stupidly acronymizing three letter words that only take about a quarter second of typing. (people who spell you wrong, i'm especially talking to you!)

whitgrl24:omg y u bi disin n mi?
Me: because you're an idiot, now stop using teenspeak or i'll use this rake to cut your heart out, then pee on it

by Theamazingbender October 19, 2006

Treespeak

An offensive slang term for the Vietnamese language.

1: "What's he saying?"
2: "He's speaking in Treespeak."
1: "Get the Napalm."

by Ur Mom a Gay May 11, 2020

Chutespeak/Treespeak

The Le-Matoran of Metru Nui have two names for the slang that they use, which is also known to outsiders on rare occasions. "Chutespeak" was the name given to it on Metru Nui, while on Mata Nui it was called "Treespeak". This type of slang involves combining two or more words into one, in a similar way to the Anglo-Saxon practice of kenning in the real world.

Regular Person: Listen to me, that Chutespeak/Treespeak nonsense means nothing at all to us!

Le-Matoran: Oh, you better calm-apologise for such an ever-rude comment about our accent-dialect, okay?

by CT_2980 January 28, 2024