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To post tweets in a hashtag thread or stream that are off topic from the intended purpose of a twitter feed. These posts are often purposefully satirical or lewd in nature and are intended to seize attention away from the intended purpose of the topic or stream.
The Twitter feed for the real estate conference I attended was tweetjacked by someone who kept posting information about their least favorite smells.
Tweetjack by dmhicks August 5, 2010

tweetkakke 

A tweet written with such poor syntax that the words seem splooged onto the screen rather than carefully crafted.
Republican strategist Rick Wilson in response to a meandering word salad tweet by President Donald Trump:

“Words, which though random and splooged over the screen like tweetkakke although attempt try diction wrongly English are.”
tweetkakke by fungusrare July 26, 2018

Tweetsick 

One who is fed up with the social networking site Twitter.
Man I'm gettin' really tweetsick!
Tweetsick by Celtic FC August 17, 2010

Tweetkakke 

An orgy of Trump supporters living in their mom's basement collectively ejaculating every time President Cheeto whips out another tweet
After Trump announced that the Tax Cuts would be HUUUGE - Twitter erupted into a Tweetkakke orgy.
Tweetkakke by AngelaChase July 26, 2018

Tweetdecking 

Stealing tweets and tweeting them yourself to a large amount of people.
Twitter suspended many accounts who were tweetdecking.
Tweetdecking by Yellowglasses March 11, 2018

textjacking 

Textjacking is when you receive a text message from a wrong number and you send a random response to highjack the conversation.
Wrong number: "its lexy. where r u?"

Textjacking: "the border patrol is searching the car!! i think they r gonna find it!"

Wrong number: "find wut? who is this?"

Textjacking: "3lb just like they wanted. think im good, they dont even have a dog lol."
textjacking by acenlaurarafferty November 7, 2010
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Also used to describe establishments where alternative foods and products are sold, i.e. natural food stores.

Modified derivative of granola.
"I need more crunchy guys in my life. I'm so tired of dating preppy metrosexual assholes."

"I'm heading out to the crunchy store to pick up some fair trade chocolate and tea tree oil, do you need anything?"
crunchy by EBC July 11, 2007
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