Definition

The immortal typo born from a Trump tweet that became internet legend, now meaning to have a stroke mid-post on social media. It's what happens when you start typing something confident and coherent but your brain short-circuits halfway through, leaving your followers to decode the wreckage. The word itself is a monument to the chaos of 3 AM phone usage.

Example Usage

I was trying to text my boss but had a total convfefe moment and sent "Looking forward to the meetnig tomororw."

Source: Urban Dictionary (https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=convfefe&defid=11631195)

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