| Ear to ear grin | E2EG |
| Easy | EZ |
| Easy as 1 2 3 | E123 |
| Ecstasy | XTC |
| Ecstasy | E |
| Editing in process | EIP |
| Effort | EF4T |
| Eh? | A? |
| Electronic emission | EE |
| Electronic funds transfer | EFT |
| E-mail address | EMA |
| E-mail me later | EML |
| E-mail message | EMSG |
| Emotionally disturbed person | EDP |
| End of day | EOD |
| End of discussion | EOD |
| End of lecture | EOL |
| End of life | EOL |
| End of message | EOM |
| End of shift | EOS |
| End of thread | EOT |
| Enemy | NME |
| Energy | NRG |
| Enough | ENUF |
| Enough | NUFF |
| Enough said | NUFFS |
| Equal opportunity | EO |
| Equal opportunity Employer | EOE |
| Erase screen | ES |
| Estimated time of arrival | ETA |
| Everyone | EVERY1 |
| Everyone | EVRE1 |
| Evil grin | EG |
| Evil wicked grin | EWG |
| Evolution | EVO |
| Excitable yet calm | EYC |
| Excuse me | EM |
| Excuse me | XME |
| Excuse my ignorance | EMI |
| Extra extra large | XXL |
| Extra Large | XL |
Background |
| Author: R. Strucel. This reference was created for Globalrph to help translate occasional texting codes that appear sporadically in correspondence from friends, colleagues, and other professionals. At least once a month I receive messages from younger professionals that are difficult to decipher based on the presence of several texting shorthand abbreviations. I had the author create two separate versions. The primary version simply lists the acronym followed by the definition. The alternative version lists the phrase / translation first and the texting code that represents the phrase. |
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VERSION 1: Texting acronym followed by the translation
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