Matrix Codes in SMS
These matrix codes are new language or Short Message Service (SMS) that created by the young generations to ease the task of typing long words while sending messages to friends via mobile phone and Net Messenger Services.
Matrix Codes in SMS
1dRfl = wonderful
2 = to/too/two
2B or not 2B= to be or not to be
2dA = today
2moro = tomorrow
2nite = tonight
3dom = freedom
4 = for
4get = forget
4ever = forever
4N = foreign
A.A.F. = always and forever
A/S/L = age/sex/location
AAMOF = as a matter of fact
ADDY = address
ADN = any day now
AFAIC = As far as I’m concerned
AFAICS = as far as I can see
AFAICT = as far as I can tell
AFAIK = as far as I know
AFAIR = as far as I recall, as far as I remember
AFK = away from keyboard
AISB = as I said before
AISI = As I see It
AIUI = as I understand it
AKA = also known as
AMBW = All my best wishes
ANFAWFOS = and now for a word from our sponsor
ANFAWFOWS = And now for a word from our web sponsor
ANFSCD = And now for something completely different…
AOTS = All of the sudden
ARP = Address Resolution Protocol
ARQ = Automatic Repeat Request
ASAP = as soon as possible
ASCII = American Standard Code for Information Interchange
ASP = Active Server Pages
ATLA = another three letter acronym
ATM = at the moment
ATST= at the same time
AWGTHTGTTA, AWGTHTGTATA = Are we going to have to go through this again
AYSOS = Are you stupid or something
AYOR = at your own risk
B = be
B4 = before
B4N = bye for now
BAK= back at keyboard
BB = bye-bye
BBIAB, BBLAB = be back in a bit
BBIAF = be back in a few
BBL= be back later, Bulletin Board System
BBN = bye bye now
BBS = be back soon
BBYE = bye bye
BCNU = be seeing you
Bf, BF = boyfriend
BFN = bye for now
BG = big grin
BIF = basic in fact
BION = believe it or not
BIOS = Basic Input and Output System
BITD= back in the day
BK = big kiss
BOHICA = Bend over here it comes again
BOT = back on topic
BR = bathroom
BRB= be right back
BRT= be right there
BS = big smile
BSD = Berkeley Software Distribution
BSF = but seriously folks
BST = but seriously though
BTAIM = be that as it may
BTDT = been there, done that
BTW = by the way
BUAF = big, ugly ASC II Font
BUX = bucks
BWDIK = but what do I know?
BWO = black, white or other
By = busy
C = see/sea
CB = call back
CEO = Chief Executive Officer
CHK = check
CIAO = Goodbye (in Italian)
CID = consider it done
CIO = check it out
CIS = CompuServe Information Service
CofS = Church of Scientology
CRA = can’t remember anything
CSL = can’t stop laughing
CU = see you
CUL = see you later
CUL8R = see You Later
CWYL = chat with you later
C-YA = see you (later)
CYL = see you later
DBEYR = don’t believe everything you read
DIIK = damned if I know
DD = due diligence, dad
DDD = Direct Distance Dial
DETI = don’t even think it
DGT = don’t go there
DHYB = don’t hold your breath
DLTM = don’t lie to me
DRIB = don’t read if busy
DUZ = does
DYSTSOTT = did you see the size of that thing
DUZNT = doesn’t
E-ME = Email me
ENUF = enough
EOM = end of message
F2F = face to face
F2T = free to talk?
FE = fatal error
FITB = fill in the blank
FOAF = fiend of a friend
FONE = phone
FOTFL= falling on the floor laughing
FTASB = faster than a speeding bullet
FTBOMH = from the bottom of my heart
FTL = faster than light
FTTB = for the time being
FUD = fear, uncertainty, and doubt
FWIW = for what it’s worth
FYA = for your amusement
FYI = for your information
FYM = for your misinformation
G2G = got to go
GA = go ahead
GAL = get a life
GD&R = grinning, ducking and running
GG = good game or have to go
GIGO = garbage in, garbage out
Gf = girl fried
GIWIST = gee, I wish I said that
GL = good luck
GLG = goofy little grin
GLYASDI = God loves you and so do I
GMTA = great minds think alike
GNBLFY = got nothing but love for you
Gr8 = great
GR&D = grinning, running and ducking
GRAHIX = graphics
Grr = angry
GRRRR = growling
GTG = got to go
GTGB = got to go, bye
GTSY = glad to see you
H2 = how to
HAGO = have a good one
HAK = hugs and kisses
HAND = have a nice day
HB = hurry back
HD = hold
HEWWO = hello
HHO1/2K = Ha ha, only half kidding
HHOK = ha ha, only kidding
HTH = hit the day (go to sleep)
HTH = hope this (that) helps
HUH = have you heard?
IAC = in any case
IAE = in any event
IANAC = I am not a crook
IANAL = I am not a lawyer
IBT = in between technology
IBTD = I beg to differ
IC = I see, in character
ICCL = I couldn’t care less
IDG = I don’t give
IDGI = I don’t get It
IDK = I don’t know
IDKY = I don’t know you
IDST = I didn’t say that
IDTS = I don’t think so
IFAB = I found a bug
IIMAD = If it makes an(y) difference
IIRC = If I remember correctly
IK = I know
ILY = I love You
I.L.Y.M.T.T.Y. = I love you more today than yesterday
ILICISCOMK = I laughed, I cried, I spat /spilt coffee /crumbs /Coke
ILU (or ILY) = I love you
IMHO = in my humble opinion
IMNSHO = in my not so humble opinion
IMO = in my opinion
in4ml = informal
INMP = It’s not my problem
INPO = In no particular order
IOW = in other words
IRL = in real life
ISS = I said so
ITM = In terms of money
IWBNI = It would be nice if
IYFEG = insert your favorite ethnic group
IYKWIM = If you know what I mean
IYSS = If you say so
JASE = just another system error
J/C = just checking
J/K = just kidding!
J/W = just wondering
K…= okay
KFY= kiss for you
KISS = keep it simple, stupid
KIT = Keep In Touch
k001 = cool
KUTGW = keep up the good work
KWIM = know what I mean
L8 = late
L8r, L8R = later
LAFF = laugh
LAFFIN = laughing
LD = long distance
LDTTWA = Let’s do the time warp again
LLAP = live long and prosper
LLTA = lots and lots of thunderous applause
LMA = last minute addition
LMK = let me know
LOL = laughing out loud, lots of luck (or love)
L.O.M.L. = love of my life
LTIC = laugh and till I cry
LTNS = long time no see
LYL = love you lots
LYLAS = love you like a sister
M8 = mate
MEGO = my eyes clash over
MEMBER = remember
MHOTY = my hat’s off to you
MOF = matter of fact
MM = market maker, mom
MORF = male or female
MOTAS = member of the appropriate sex
MOTD = message of the day
MOTOS = members of the same sex
MOTSS = Members Of The Same Sex
MT = empty
MTE = my thoughts exactly
MTFBWY = may the force be with you
MWBRL = more will be revealed later
MYOB = mind your own business
NAGI = not a good idea
NAWT = not!
NAZ = Name, Address, Zip (also means Nasdaq)
NBD = no big deal
NBIF = no basis in fact
Ne = any
Ne1 = anyone
NIFOC = nude in front of the computer
NM = never mind
NMP = not my problem
NOYB = none of your business
NP = no problem
NQOCD = not quite our class, dear
No1 = no one
nrg = energy
NRN = no reply necessary
NUTTIN = nothing
O&O, OnO = over and out
OAUS = on an unrelated subject
OBTW = oh, by the way
OIC = Oh, I see
OK = okay
OMDB = over my dead body
OMG = oh, my god
ONNA = oh no, not again!
OOC = out of character
OOTB = out of the box or out of the blue
OT = off topic
OTOH = on the other hand
OTT = over the top
OTTH = on the third hand
OWTTE = or words to that effect
OZ = Australia
PEBCAK = problem exists between chair and keyboard
PCM = please call me
PLOKTA = press lots of keys to abort
Pls = please
PMFJI = pardon me for jumping in
POV = point of view
Ppl = people
PTL = praise the Lord
PUTER = computer
R = are
RBTL = read between the lines
Re = regarding
RI&W = read it and weep
Rite = right
RL = real life
RLF = real life friend
RMLB = read my lips, baby
RN = right now!
ROFL = rolling on the floor laughing
ROFL = rolling on the floor
ROTFL = rolling on the floor laughing
ROTFLMAO = rolling on the floor laughing my ass off
ROTM = right on the money
RSN = real soon now
RTBM = read the FAQ
RTK= return to keyboard
RTM = read the manual
RU = are you?
RUMOF = are you male or female
RUOK = are you okay?
SBI = so be it
SIG = signature
SITD = still in the dark
SKOOL, SKUL = school
SNAFU = sense of humor failure
SOME1 = someone
Spk = speak
SRI = sorry
Sry = sorry
ST00PID = stupid
STYS = Speak To You Soon
SUMMIN = something
SUYF = Shut Up You Fool
SWAK = sealed with a kiss
SWDYT = so what do you think?
TAFN = that’s all for now
TAH = take a hike
TANSTAAFL = there ain’t no such thing as a free lunch
TARFU = things are really fucked up
TBC = to be continued
TEOTWAWKI = the end of the world as we know it
TFN = thanks for nothin’
THANX, THX, TKS, TNX, THKS = thanks
THRU = through
TIA = thanks in advance
TIAIL = Think I Am in love
TIC = tongue in cheek
TLA = three letter Acronym
TLGO = the list goes on
TM = trust me
TMI = too much information
TMTOWTDI = there’s more than one way to do it
TMTT = too much to type
TTYL = talk to you later
TQ = thank you
TPTB = the powers that be
TRU = true
TSR = totally stuck in RAM
TTFN = bye-bye for now
TTT = That’s the ticket, to the top
TTUL = talk to you later
TXT = text
TY = thank you
TYVM = thank you very much
TWHAB = this won’t hurt a bit
U = you
U@ = you at? (where are you?)
UOK = you okay?
UR = your/you’re
URYY4M = you are too wise for me
Usu = usually
VFM = value for money
W8 = wait
W84M = wait for me
W/ WIT = with
WAI = what an idiot
Wan2 = want to
WAREZ = softwares
WAYZ = ways
WB = welcome back
WC = welcome
WCA = who cares anyway
WDYS = what did you say?
WDYT = what do you think?
WE = whatever
WIBNI = wouldn’t it be nice if
WIIFM = what’s in it for me?
WIT = wordsmith in training
WMF = works for me
wn = when
WOG = wise old guy
WRT = with respect to
WTG = way to go!
WTSDS = where the sun don’t shine
WYP = what’s your problem?
WYRN = what’s your real name?
WYS = whatever you say
WYSIWYG = what you see is what you get
WYT = whatever you think
XLNT = excellent
Y = why
YA = yet another
YAA = yet another acronym
YAFIYGI = you asked for it you got it
Y.A.M.O.A.O. = you are my one and only
Y.A.M.S. = you are my sweetie
YDKM = you don’t know me
YGBK = you gotta be kiddin’
YHBT = you have been trolled
YHL = you have lost
YM = you mean
YMMV = your mileage may vary
YNK = you never know
YR = yeah, right
YSYD = yeah, sure you do
YTTT = you telling the truth?
YWIA = you are welcome in advance
YOYO = you’re on your own
YYSSW = yeah yeah sure sure whatever
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User Comments
valli
On February 7, 2008 at 9:14 am
Very interesting.
louie jerome
On February 7, 2008 at 9:38 am
Thanks Chan, now I might be able to understand my text messages. As we say here in England TTFN Ta ta for now!
Judy Sheldon
On February 7, 2008 at 5:23 pm
Now we can understand our kids/grandkids text messages. Won’t they be surprised?
Alexa Gates
On February 9, 2008 at 7:58 pm
yepp.. this is what i use when i text
Not all of it..but some of it
nawal
On April 23, 2009 at 4:19 pm
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