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typitive 

v. to express yourself in a flourishing manner through written word.
You're quiet tonight, you need to be more typitive.
typitive by Dannyell June 25, 2005
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typative 

a disposition to type, instead of talk. Used in the same way as "talkative" but in the context of written communication where typing is involved, such as email, IM conversations, or electronic documents.
This is a long email, but I'm feeling typative today.
typative by Axxiom April 16, 2004
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typative 

Being excessively verbose in online text conversations.
Man those AOLusers sure are typative bitches.
typative by The FOO April 20, 2004

Typative 

Having a tendency to type very lengthy text messages, comments, replies, etc.
“She gets really typative after she drinks a pot of coffee.”
Typative by Acacia Elaine February 26, 2021

typative 

When one is very talkative over messenger and their key strokes are extremely fast and loud.
Greg was very typative today. I could hear him hitting his keyboard all day.
typative by urbanlover85 February 26, 2010

typative 

When you yourself are not feeling overly energetic, but on your IM service your hands cannot stop typing or a typing very fast.
I was nearly asleep last night on MSN but my hands were so typative
typative by dikooo April 21, 2011

Typative 

A person who types a lot, mostly very fast.
This is similar to talkative, but with the advent of technology, chances of being typative are higher.
We chatted for 8 hours yesterday, but it's only because he is very typative.

Now people don't talk, real conversations are boring and talkative people have turned into typatives.

I'm very shy, introvert and I hardly speak, yet when I'm using whatsapp, I'm very typative.
Typative by TrueLexicon December 5, 2016
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