intexticated
intexticated adjective: distracted by text messaging; said of someone driving poorly for this reason.
Adjective
intexticated (comparative more intexticated, superlative most intexticated)
- Distracted by text messaging; said of someone driving poorly for this reason.
- Mr. Sweeney almost paid a price for, as the saying goes, driving while “intexticated.” About a year ago, he said, he almost got into a collision as he was text-messaging while driving.2008 March 16, Dave Caldwell, “With Text-Messaging Ban While Driving, Legislators Play Gizmo Catch-Up”, in The New York Times
- What about driving while intexticated?2009 February 25, The Citizen, “Re: {OP-ED} The punishment for DUI is way too harsh”, in rec.sport.pro-wrestling (Usenet)
Forms of intexticated
| comparative | more intexticated |
|---|---|
| superlative | most intexticated |
Origin of intexticated
Blend of intoxicated + text.
Questions about intexticated
- What does intexticated mean?
- Intexticated means distracted by text messaging; said of someone driving poorly for this reason.
- What part of speech is intexticated?
- Intexticated is an adjective.
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