- TEXTS
- Student's lockerful
- Topics
- They used to be limited to 160 characters
- Schoolbooks
- Droid missives
- Smartphone messages that aren't emails, IMs, tweets, or Snapchats
- Smartphone missives
- Messages between FBI agents Strzok and Page, e.g.
- Writings
- Books to study
- Written works
- Carlton University books
- Back-to-school purchases
- Communicates nonverbally?
- Taps out
- They may be sacred
- Primers
- Readings in worship services
- Sources for sermons
- Sends messages, in a way
- Books in backpacks
- Sends a note via cell phone
- School purchases
- Avoids making a phone call, maybe
- Modern-day messages
- Thumbs a message, maybe
- Sends mobile messages
- Types "ok c u l8r thx," probably
- Scripts
- Student's needs
- Campus buys
- Classroom books
- Contacts via cell phone, in a way
- Sends a message, nowadays
- Campus armful
- Campus books
- Cellphone messages
- Modern messages
- Student's backpack burden
- Messages sent from cells
- Phone messages
- Uses WhatsApp or Viber
- Uses WhatsApp, say
- Quick messages
- Chats on the phone
- College student's armload
- Locker items
- Student's armload
- Bookstore purchases
- Libretti
- Backpack fillers
- Uses a cell phone, maybe
- Communicates with via cell phone
- Speech transcripts
- Some cell-phone messages
- Some phone messages
- Sends a mobile message
- Sends a message
- Messages with emojis
- Bookbag contents
- College books
- College bookstore purchases
- Sends a written message to by cell phone
- Sends a message by cell phone
- Bookbag books
- College student's purchases
- Cell messages
- Printed versions.
- Themes.
- Students' books
- Schoolbag items
- Certain books
- Sermon topics
- Scripture passages
- Preacher's readings
- School readings
- Transcripts
- College bookstore stock
- College expenses
- Tweets, e.g.
- Pastors' readings
- lol, u r so funny and others
- Contacts, modern-style
- Modern back-and-forth
- Comments from ones who are all thumbs?
- Cell exchanges
- Causes of pocket buzzes
- Messages that may include emojis
- Messages that sometimes contain emojis
- Thread count?
- Messages that might come with emojis
- Contacts by phone, in a way
- Writes "OMFG," perhaps
- ___ From Last Night (website that collects regrettable messages)
- Librettos
- Undergrad's armloads
- Phone exchange?
- Messages that, to some, sound angrier when punctuated with a period
- Heavy college load?
- Tutorial tomes
- Sends a message, in a way
- Sends an iMessage, e.g.
- Sends an iMessage, maybe
- Types with the thumbs, say
- TTYL and "IMO," for two
- What some prefer to phone calls
- Messages from cells
- Smartphone messages
- Books
- Parts of some convos
- Messages often typed with thumbs
- Messages with emojis, often
- Writes in the group chat
- Course matter
- Syllabus listings
- Wharton tomes
- Sends a message to, these days
- Contacts, in a way
- They may include emojis
- On my way and "LOL," perhaps
- Phone reading
- Phone exchanges
- Small-screen reading
- Converses via phone
