Meanings

The white heart emoji 🤍 most often expresses love, affection, or support in a softer way than the red heart. Emojipedia describes it as an emoji for love and affection…

MK in text most often means "mm, okay." It is a shortened form of the half-hummed "mmk" or "mkay," used to acknowledge a message. Because it is so small, it…

In text, YUR is most reliably a casual respelling of "your." It is not an acronym and not an official word. A second reading as "yes" or "yeah" is widely…

WBT has no established meaning in texting. No major dictionary lists it as slang, and the best-documented readings are technical: wet-bulb temperature, web-based training, and radio station call letters. When…

IBVS has no established meaning in texting. No major dictionary lists it as slang, and the only readings backed by dated, checkable sources come from science and engineering: image-based visual…

WYGG most likely means "what you got going," a casual way to ask what someone is up to or what plans they have. It is not a locked-in abbreviation like…

WYN has no single fixed meaning, but in text it most often stands for "what you need" or "what's your name." Which one the sender intends depends on the conversation…

PWYP in text has no single standard meaning. Documented uses include "practice what you preach," "pay what you want" (or "please") in flexible pricing posts, and "Publish What You Pay,"…

ASL in text most often means "age, sex, location," a question people send to strangers in chat to learn who they are talking to. Younger users also write "asl" after…

GBTS in text most often means "go back to sleep." People send it to someone who is awake at an odd hour, who keeps texting when they should be resting,…