Hmb is an abbreviation used in internet slang to mean “hit me back.” It is commonly used when someone wants another person to respond to their message or get in touch with them. It’s a way of expressing the desire for further communication or a follow-up.
Examples:
1. Hey Sarah, I heard you had some juicy gossip to share. Hmb with the details!
In this example, the person is asking Sarah to respond and provide the details of the gossip they’ve heard. They are eager to receive a response and want Sarah to “hit them back” with the information.
2. Just finished my first day at my new job! Hmb later, I want to tell you all about it.
In this case, the individual is excited about their new job and wants the person they’re addressing to reach out to them later. They are seeking a conversation and would like the recipient to “hit them back” to discuss their experiences from the first day.
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