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An @reply tweet to someone on twitter. It can be a noun or verb. I made one remark about New Moon on twitter, and now I have all of these tw@s on my page from people wanting me to follow them.
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Another way to write twat. Can be seen on numerous Billboards in The Island of Staunton Island in Grand Theft Auto III Instant Message: there's this really annoying kid @ my school. hes such a tw@
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Less offensive way to spell twat, meaning female genitalia. She wasn't wearing panties under her skirt, so I saw her tw@ when she was sitting down.
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In another place from the one you see it, this would be written "twat".
Sadly, one of two things is currently happening: 1: The administration of the website rigidly enforces censorship by blocking entire posts, or replacing all the letters of certain words with asterisks (*). Fortunately the tw@s have not got to the concept of censoring the other ways of writing that kind of $hit. 2: The writer of the word is far too sensitive and twee to write the word "twat". There are other examples (such as cvnt, fvck, and $hit) of legitimate alternatives to words that are commonly used to emphasize something, etc. I am so fed up of the ******* censoring that the **** at Yahoo makes on the forums.
$hit, the tw@ has done it again. |
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