Acronym list

Texting Acronyms

Texting acronyms shorten common expressions used in messages, chats and social platforms. Usage can be informal and meanings can change with context.

33 published entries are currently available in this collection.

AFAIK
As Far As I KnowTexting meaning
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ASAP
As Soon As PossibleTexting meaning
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BFF
Best Friends ForeverTexting meaning
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BRB
Be Right BackTexting meaning
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BTW
By The WayTexting meaning
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DM
Direct MessageTexting meaning
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FOMO
Fear Of Missing OutTexting meaning
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GTG
Got To GoTexting meaning
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ICYMI
In Case You Missed ItTexting meaning
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IDK
I Don’t KnowTexting meaning
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IKR
I Know, Right?Texting meaning
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ILY
I Love YouTexting meaning
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IMO
In My OpinionTexting meaning
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IRL
In Real LifeTexting meaning
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JK
Just KiddingTexting meaning
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LMK
Let Me KnowTexting meaning
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LOL
Laughing Out LoudTexting meaning
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NSFW
Not Safe for WorkTexting meaning
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NVM
Never MindTexting meaning
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OMG
Oh My GodTexting meaning
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POV
Point of ViewTexting meaning
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ROFL
Rolling On the Floor LaughingTexting meaning
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SMH
Shaking My HeadTexting meaning
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TBH
To Be HonestTexting meaning
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TLDR
Too Long; Didn’t ReadTexting meaning
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TMI
Too Much InformationTexting meaning
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TTYL
Talk To You LaterTexting meaning
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YGM
You’ve Got MailTexting meaning
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YH
YeahTexting meaning
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YKWIM
You Know What I MeanTexting meaning
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YMMV
Your Mileage May VaryTexting meaning
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YOLO
You Only Live OnceTexting meaning
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YW
You’re WelcomeTexting meaning
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About Texting acronyms

Texting acronyms shorten common expressions used in messages, chats and social platforms. Usage can be informal and meanings can change with context. Individual entries link to dedicated pages where additional meanings can be added without mixing unrelated definitions into the category list.

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