Synonyms and antonyms of Abbreviations used in emails and text messages in British Thesaurus

1 (abbreviation)

used in emails and text messages to replace ‘-one’

2 (abbreviation)

to or too: used in emails and text messages

2 (abbreviation)

used in emails and text messages for replacing ‘to-’ in other words

4 (abbreviation)

for: used in emails and text messages

4 (abbreviation)

used for replacing ‘-fore’ in other words

8 (abbreviation)

used in emails 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 emails and text messages

bcc (abbreviation)

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

BTW (abbreviation)

by the way: used in emails and text messages for adding additional information

C (abbreviation)

see: used in emails and text messages

cc (abbreviation)

used on a business letter or email 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 emails 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 emails and text messages as a way of introducing a useful piece of information

GR8 (abbreviation)

great: used in emails 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 emails and text messages for giving your opinion

IMO (abbreviation)

in my opinion: used in emails and text messages for giving your opinion

K (abbreviation)

OK: used in emails and text messages

L8R (abbreviation)

later: used in emails and text messages

LOL (abbreviation)

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

LOL (abbreviation)

lots of love: used at the end of emails and text messages

m8 (abbreviation)

mate: used in emails and text messages

MYOB (abbreviation)

mind your own business: used in emails and text messages

NBD (abbreviation)

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

NE (abbreviation)

any: used in emails and text messages

OTOH (abbreviation)

on the other hand: used in emails and text messages

pls (abbreviation)

please: used in emails and text messages

prolly (abbreviation)

probably: used in emails and text messages

R (abbreviation)

are: used in emails 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 used as a verb to say that you are greatly amused by something

soz (interjection)

Britishmainly spoken sorry

SRY (abbreviation)

sorry: used in emails and text messages

SWALK (abbreviation)

informal sealed with a loving kiss: used on the outside of an envelope or at the end of an email 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 emails and text messages

thx (abbreviation)

thanks: used in emails and text messages

U (pronoun)

informal used in emails and text messages

WRT (abbreviation)

with regard to: used in emails 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