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1. TWSS
Short for that's what she said. Only to be used in situations where saying that's what she said would be deemed inappropriate. Usually said under breath and pronounced twiss.
(At formal dinner party with in-laws)
Mother-in law: We were fishing when your father pulled out a giant rod I had never seen before...
(Silently, under breathe): TWSS..
2. twss
An acronym for that's what she said. Useful for the times you can't say That's what she said. Pronounced "twess"
-You can just mount it
-twss
3. TWSS
acrynom for thats what she said, for use in text messaging
How was the test?
it was really long and hard.
TWSS!!
4. TWSS
This is the AIM version of the popular phrase "That's what she said". This phrase refers to the comments of nameless female of past relation.

If something with a double meaning comes up in a conversation, this phrase can be used to A) exadurate or flat out lie about previous sexual exploits, and B)create humor, levity, comedy, or completely knock a class off track (especialy usefull in A.P. English classes
StudentA: AHH, I spilled the glue!
Teacher: You're making a mess!
StudentB: Thats what she said!

ubernerd101:did you get the gum out?
sxychick69:No! Its all stickey!
ubernerd101:TWSS!
5. TWSS
"That's What She Said."

Usually used when someone says something that a girl would more than likely say during sexual intercourse.
( Person can't throw a football )

"UGH ;this is so hard!"

"That's what she said." ( TWSS )
6. TWSS
Thats what she said. This sentence is often used in situations where adding this sentence would make the conversation real funny and even change the topic altogether!
Example:
John, while putting the bait on his fishing rod: Whoa! This worm is BIG!
Peter: Thats what she said! (Or in texting, TWSS)

Example 2:
After the quick magic show, John says," That was quick"
Peter: Thats what she said!

Example 3:
John: You are a pain in the butt.
Peter: Thats what she said!
7. TWSS
A chat term, and an abbreviation for "that's what she said." Commonly used when one person says something that could be misconstrued as a double entendre.
Chatter one: "this is so hard"
Chatter two: "twss"
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