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Distracted by text-messaging; .
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.
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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.
Wikipedia foundation.
intexticated — adj. Preoccupied by reading or sending text messages, particularly while driving a car. intexticating pp. intextication n. Example Citations: The usual concerns arise, knowing teen drivers will be packing the ever present buzzing and ringing cell … New words
Cars — bait car bear jam Beetlemania bike box boom car carbage car cloning carcooning … New words
Cell Phones — aging ear Apple picking approximeeting beeper boy bluejacking butt call BYOD candy bar phone … New words
Communications — audioblog blog blogosphere butler lie civilogue compunications distance work DWT … New words
DWT — abbr. Driving while texting; driving a car while reading or sending text messages. DWTer n. Example Citations: Give credit to the Maryland Senate, which passed Montgomery County Sen. Jamie Raskin s bill by a thumping 26 21. But the measure died… … New words
crackberry — n. A BlackBerry handheld computer, particularly one used obsessively; a person who uses such a computer obsessively. Also: CrackBerry. Example Citations: In Washington and elsewhere, the devices are referred to as CrackBerries because of their… … New words
drailing — pp. Composing and sending an embarassing e mail message while inebriated. [Blend of drunk and e mailing]. Also: d railing. drail, d rail v. Example Citations: A male friend of mine in Victoria enjoys passionate drailing (emailing when drunk) with … New words
drunk dial — (DRUNK dy.uhl) v. To make an embarrassing phone call while inebriated. Also: drunk dial. n. A phone call made while drunk. Example Citation: Drunk dialing brings blushes of recognition. Oh, yes. Saying things that you shouldn t be saying because… … New words
iPod oblivion — n. Obliviousness to one s surroundings caused by listening to an iPod or similar device. Example Citations: AA patrols claim MP3s, mobile phones and other high tech devices are becoming a deadly distraction. AA president Edmund King, said: We can … New words
liquor-cycle — (LIK.ur sik.ul) n. A moped or scooter that does not require the rider to have a license, and so can be used by a person who has a suspended license due to a drunk driving conviction. Also: liquorcycle. Example Citations: Cyclists aren t the only… … New words