What does c2tc mean? View the definition of c2tc and all related slang terms containing c2tc below:
c2tc :
cut to the chase
Usage of C2TC
The abbreviation C2TC, commonly used in texting, means 'cut to the chase'. The phrase means getting to the point without any unnecessary details or beating around the bush. It is a quick way to tell someone that you want them to get to the main point of the conversation.
Examples of C2TC used in texting:
1. Person A: Hey, did you watch the new episode of that show last night?
Person B: Not yet, C2TC - did you like it?
2. Person A: I saw your email about the project, but I'm not sure what you meant by the second bullet point.
Person B: Sorry for the confusion, C2TC - I need clarification on the budget projections.
3. Person A: I know we've been talking about what to do this weekend, but I have plans with my family on Saturday.
Person B: Gotcha, C2TC - are you available on Sunday instead?
