sex-text

English

Verb

sex-text (third-person singular simple present sex-texts, present participle sex-texting, simple past and past participle sex-texted)

1. (transitive, intransitive) To send (someone) a sexually suggestive text message.
   • 2009 November 30, “I was at Crown but I never ran into Tiger Woods once, says nightclub hostess”, in News.com.au‎^[1], archived from the original on 3 December 2009:

     It was reported [...] they had exchanged raunchy texts. Ms Uchitel denied all that yesterday, saying: "I have never sex-texted in my life."

   • 2010 November 19, “Eva's hubby 'sex-texted mate's wife'”, in The Daily Mirror‎^[2]:

     Eva Longoria splits from Tony Parker because he was allegedly sex-texting former team-mate's wife Erin Barry

   • 2011, Diana Kirschner, Sealing the Deal: The Love Mentor's Guide to Lasting Love:

     Some of Gary's mannerisms reminded her of her ex, the guy she caught sex-texting with the blonde next door.

   • 2008, Shannon McKenna, Extreme Danger (The McCloud Brothers, Book 5):

     “And stop fondling that damn thing,” Seth snapped. “An army of mafiya thugs could be trooping through that woman’s door, and there you are out in la la land, sex-texting your girlfriend.”

Synonyms

• sext