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We’ve compiled a list of text language terms to help you decipher any text slang you might not understand. Learn about the words your child might use to communicate with their friends on social media, in video games and through text messaging.
- AF — As f**k.
- A mood — A relatable feeling or situation (often shortened to the single word, “mood”)
- And I oop — Used when something is really surprising or provocative.
- And that’s on [something] — Used to indicate that you’ve just shared a truth that needs no further discussion.
Jul 15, 2022 · Now that you’ve got a basic understanding of text language, you can make sure you’re texting what you think you’re texting. Texting slang involves sending shortened messages between mobile devices. This texting slang dictionary helps you quickly find all the most common abbreviations.
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Internet Slang & Acronym Dictionary, Translator, and other slang resources. Keep your kids safe: Translate their internet and text slang.
