Tooltip Categories: Internet Slang

TWITA stands for “Twitter It Away.” Example 1: If somebody says something offensive on Twitter, instead of engaging in an argument, it’s better to TWITA and just ignore it. Example 2: Before attending the party, I decided to TWITA and post a picture of my outfit to get some opinions from my followers.

TWSS is an abbreviation commonly used in internet slang, which stands for “That’s What She Said.” This term is often used to add a suggestive or humorous undertone to a statement, implying a sexual or inappropriate context. It originates from a popular phrase often used in response to unintentional innuendos in conversations. Examples: 1. –…

TWSS is an abbreviation commonly used in internet slang, which stands for “That’s What She Said.” This term is often used to add a suggestive or humorous undertone to a statement, implying a sexual or inappropriate context. It originates from a popular phrase often used in response to unintentional innuendos in conversations. Examples: 1. –…

TTYAWFN stands for “Talk to you a while from now.” It is commonly used in internet conversations to inform someone that you will be unavailable to talk or chat for a period of time and will reconnect with them at a later time. Examples: 1. Conversation between two friends: Person A: Hey, I’m heading into…

TTYS stands for “Talk To You Soon.” It is a common internet slang term used to express the intention to communicate with someone again in the near future. Examples: 1. Hey, I have to go to a meeting now. I’ll TTYS to discuss the project further and finalize the details. 2. Had a great time…

TT stands for “tears” or “crying” in internet slang. It is commonly used to express sadness, disappointment, or feeling overwhelmed in online conversations. Examples: 1. I can’t believe I failed the test again, TT. 2. Just watched an emotional movie, and I’m still TT.

TTBOMK is an internet slang term that stands for “To the best of my knowledge.” It is commonly used to indicate that the information being shared is based on the speaker’s understanding or awareness, but it may not be completely accurate or entirely comprehensive. Examples: 1. In a discussion about a popular TV show: Person…

TTL stands for “time to live.” It is an internet slang term/abbreviation used to indicate the remaining lifespan or duration of something. In computer networking, TTL refers to the maximum amount of time or the number of hops a packet can exist or travel before it expires or is discarded. Examples: 1. When setting up…

The internet slang term/abbreviation “TTYAFN” stands for “Talk To You Away From Now.” It is often used to indicate that someone is leaving the current conversation or chat but intends to talk with the person again later. Examples: 1. Conversation example: – User A: Hey, I need to go now. TTYAFN! – User B: Sure,…

TOJ stands for “Type of Joke” and is used in internet slang to categorize a joke or humorous statement as belonging to a specific type or style. Examples: Person A: “Here’s a TOJ for you: Why don’t scientists trust atoms? Because they make up everything!” Person B: “Haha, that’s a classic pun TOJ!” Person X:…