A common phrase used to describe a task, object or another person that is perplexing or difficult.
Extreme frustration, dumbfounded state, direct cause of a baffled feeling.
Extreme frustration, dumbfounded state, direct cause of a baffled feeling.
She worked on the project all day and couldn't figure it out, it was a real twat-twister.
I tried every trick in the book to close the deal, the customer just wouldn't go for it, she was a real twat-twister.
My boss can be a real twat-twister when he gets his knickers in a knot.
I tried every trick in the book to close the deal, the customer just wouldn't go for it, she was a real twat-twister.
My boss can be a real twat-twister when he gets his knickers in a knot.
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Derived from the separate terms: Jank and Twat
A messed up bitch
Typically used to describe in a criticizing way or to insult.
see also: Manky Bitch
A messed up bitch
Typically used to describe in a criticizing way or to insult.
see also: Manky Bitch
by MBB<3 February 08, 2010
Collective noun used to describe a group of socially inept and nauseating people. In extreme circumstances it can be used in the singular form i.e a cage of twat.
"I don't want to go for a drink with that cage of twats."
"Why are you surprised? He is a cage of twat."
"Why are you surprised? He is a cage of twat."
by uncaged April 09, 2010