Synonyms and antonyms of Abbreviations used in e-mails and text messages in American Thesaurus

1 (abbreviation)

used in e-mails and text messages to replace “-one”

2 (abbreviation)

to or too: used in e-mails and text messages

2 (abbreviation)

used in e-mails and text messages for replacing “to-” in other words

4 (abbreviation)

for: used in e-mails and text messages

4 (abbreviation)

used for replacing “-fore” in other words

8 (abbreviation)

used in e-mails and text messages to replace “-ate” or “-eat”

AFAIK (abbreviation)

as far as I know: used online to say that you think something is true, but you are not completely sure

ATM (abbreviation)

at the moment: used online and in texts and emails

B (abbreviation)

be: used in e-mails and text messages

bcc (abbreviation)

used in an e-mail for saying that a copy of the e-mail is being sent to the person mentioned, but that the person you are sending the e-mail to is not being told this

BTW (abbreviation)

by the way: used in e-mails and text messages for adding additional information

C (abbreviation)

see: used in e-mails and text messages

cc (abbreviation)

used on a business letter or e-mail for saying that a copy is being sent to the person mentioned

CU (abbreviation)

see you: used online and in text messages

FWIW (abbreviation)

for what it’s worth: used in e-mails and text messages for saying that someone may or may not be interested in what you have to say

FYI (abbreviation)

for your information: used in e-mails and text messages as a way of introducing a useful piece of information

GR8 (abbreviation)

great: used in e-mails and text messages

GTG (abbreviation)

informal got to go: used online to say that you have to stop communicating

HTH (abbreviation)

hope that helps: used in email and social media when you have told someone something or done something for them

IIRC (abbreviation)

if I recall correctly: used online to say that you think a fact is correct, but you are not completely sure

IMHO (abbreviation)

in my humble opinion: used, often humorously, in e-mails and text messages for giving your opinion

IMO (abbreviation)

in my opinion: used in e-mails and text messages for giving your opinion

K (abbreviation)

OK: used online

L8R (abbreviation)

later: used in e-mails and text messages

LOL (abbreviation)

laughing out loud: used in e-mails and text messages for showing that you think something is funny

LOL (abbreviation)

lots of love: used at the end of e-mails and text messages

MYOB (abbreviation)

mind your own business: used in e-mails and text messages

NBD (abbreviation)

informal no big deal: used online to say that something is not important

NE (abbreviation)

any: used in e-mails and text messages

OTOH (abbreviation)

on the other hand: used in e-mails and text messages

pls (abbreviation)

please: used in e-mails and text messages

prolly (abbreviation)

probably: used in e-mails and text messages

R (abbreviation)

are: used in e-mails and text messages

rly (abbreviation)

informal a short way of writing 'really'

ROFL (abbreviation)

informal roll(ing) on the floor laughing: used in social media, texting , etc. to say that you find something very funny

ROFL (verb)

very informal roll on the floor laughing: used as a verb to say that you are greatly amused by something

soz (interjection)

Britishspoken sorry

SRY (abbreviation)

sorry: used in e-mails and text messages

SWALK (abbreviation)

informal sealed with a loving kiss: used on the outside of an envelope or at the end of an e-mail containing a romantic message

TBH (abbreviation)

informal to be honest: used online to say that this is what you really think

THNQ (abbreviation)

thank you: used in e-mails and text messages

thx (abbreviation)

thanks: used in e-mails and text messages

U (pronoun)

informal used in e-mails and text messages

WRT (abbreviation)

with regard to: used in e-mails and text messages before the subject that you are going to mention

WTF (abbreviation)

offensive what the fuck: an extremely offensive expression used to show anger or surprise

x (noun)

informal a symbol used for writing a kiss, usually at the end of a letter