What Does SENT ME Mean?
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SENT ME is an Expression of Extreme Amusement.More Detail...
The phrase "sent me" is used in general chat and in text messaging as an expression of extreme amusement. It is used to show that the sender found something really funny. "Sent me" is similar in use and meaning to terms such as W2F (way too funny) and TFFW (too funny for words). Just like those terms, "sent me" can be used to express genuine amusement, but it can also be used sarcastically. For example:- LOL. That sent me!
- Her story totally sent me! I have never heard anything so funny in my life!
- Hahaha, that sent me. What time is your bus back to Boringsville?
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When I write SENT ME, I mean this:
"Expression of Extreme Amusement"
Summary of Key Points
We have summarized the key points in the table below:| SENT ME | |
|---|---|
| Definition: | Expression of Extreme Amusement |
| Type: | Word |
| Guessability: |  3: Guessable |
| Typical Users: |  Adults and Teenagers |
Example of SENT ME Used in a Text
SENT ME
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