predictonym
an incorrect or unwanted word that appears in a text message when using the predictive text function on a mobile phone. a predictonym uses the same key combination as another word, but is not the desired word.
for example, “room” is spelled on a mobile phone by typing “7666” and so is “soon”, hence “room” is a predictonym of “soon”. other common predictonyms include “of” and “me”; “go” and “in”; “home” and “good”; “book” and “cool”.
words which share the same input b-ttons when using predictive text on a mobile phone.
game and hand are both typed using the same input b-ttons.
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