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texter

British  
/ ˈtɛkstə /

noun

  1. a person who communicates by text messaging

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The texter claimed to be her “personal officer.”

From Los Angeles Times

In the experiments, texters who used abbreviations received shorter and fewer responses and were less likely to receive contact information from the other texter.

From Science Daily

I am because I am an inveterate late-night texter, as you know.

From New York Times

The anonymous texter then threatened Mr. Bacon’s career, calling him a “disappointment” and a “failure.”

From Washington Times

Two sources close to DeSantis during his 2018 campaign confirmed the texter’s number belonged to DeSantis at that time.

From Reuters