Drunk Text

Pronunciation: /drʌŋk tekst/

Definitions of drunk text

noun a combination of the noun 'drunk' and the noun 'text'

Example Sentences

A1 I received a drunk text from my friend last night.

A2 She sent a drunk text to her ex-boyfriend after the party.

B1 Receiving a drunk text can be embarrassing for both parties.

B2 He regretted sending that drunk text as soon as he woke up the next morning.

C1 The consequences of sending a drunk text can sometimes be irreversible.

C2 She swore off drunk texting after a particularly embarrassing incident last year.

Examples of drunk text in a Sentence

formal She regretted sending a drunk text to her boss late at night.

informal I always end up sending embarrassing drunk texts when I go out with my friends.

slang I can't believe I drunk texted my ex last night, what was I thinking?

figurative His words were like a drunk text, filled with regret and confusion.

Grammatical Forms of drunk text

• past tense: drunk texted
• plural: drunk texts
• comparative: more drunk text
• superlative: most drunk text
• present tense: drunk texts
• future tense: will drunk text
• perfect tense: have drunk texted
• continuous tense: is drunk texting
• singular: drunk text
• positive degree: drunk text
• infinitive: to drunk text
• gerund: drunk texting
• participle: drunk texted

Origin and Evolution of drunk text

First Known Use: 2007 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'drunk text' originated from the combination of 'drunk' referring to being intoxicated and 'text' referring to sending a written message via electronic means.

Evolution of the word: Initially, 'drunk text' specifically referred to sending text messages while under the influence of alcohol. Over time, it has evolved to encompass any form of messaging while intoxicated, including social media posts and emails.