atweet

actively engaged in Twitter; relentlessly microblogging; not accomplishing anything while Tweeting your Tweeple.

I can't believe you are actually writing a PhD thesis; I can't accomplish any work while atweet.

by healthewoman March 30, 2009

ATWL

Above The Waterline. Pooping in excess which results in filling the toilet above the water line then texting your buddy to let him know of your accomplishment. Extra recognition for corn, peas, peanuts or other undigested and recognizable objects or food. surf and turf chocolate iceberg

Person 1: Dude, ATWL with corn!
Person 2: Aww, man....

by 2cargar December 18, 2012

atwi

an atwi is a person who is stinkier than a donkeys clit

you play video games all day, get a life you atwi

by satwicc April 27, 2021

ATWATS

Nathan Fillion created the acronym ATWATS as the short form for: All The Way Across The Sky. It can be used in conjunction with other phrases, such as Double Rainbow or Triple Rainbow.

It means that which is:

•across the universe

•throughout the world

•forever and ever

Here are some paraphrased usage examples for ATWATS (All The Way Across The Sky), along with some from the Twitter page belonging to NathanFillion:

When retweeting someone's tweet, Nathan Fillion said it went: "All the way across the sky (ATWATS)."

The brilliance of Nathan Fillion is so intense, it's Double Rainbow, in fact, it's Triple Rainbow, ATWATS! (All The Way Across The Sky) !

by Kcat10 July 18, 2010

Atwell

When a man and his mate get one of there friends step sisters and continue to put her on the spit roast!

wow dude did you see those guys atwell your step sister?

by frank_tank___ July 22, 2010

Atwa

A greeting and/or more cutesy way of saying hello. Also used when there is an awkward moment of nobody speaking and something needs to be said.

..... atwa?

by Krybecca February 19, 2011

Atwictted

To be addicted to updating your Twitter status.

1. That slut post every minute. She's Atwictted. 2. Hello. My name is Sherwin Bob, and I am an Atwictt.

by EnterName(HERE) February 24, 2011