Twitterbook

When you update your Twitter status and use that same status for Facebook, or vice versa.

Jane: "You see Frank had the same status for Facebook and Twitter today?"

Sean: "Yeah I guess they're calling that Twitterbook now."

Jane: "He even used the same hash tag on Facebook."

Sean: "What a tool."

by C-Money8691 April 11, 2012

twitterbook

(verb) When a Facebook user uses his/her status as they would use a Twitter.

Jane Doe is eating breakfast. 9:00am

Jane Doe is washing her dishes. 9:30am

Jane Doe doesn't like doing the dishes. 9:45am

John Doe things Jane Doe needs to stop Twitterbooking. 10:00am

by Rose Tyler-Tennant August 2, 2009

twitterganger

when someone creates a twitter account in order to impersonate you and make you look like an idiot.

I just found out I have a twitterganger who tweeted that in the 80s I was in a coven with Christine O'Donnell.

by javedon October 24, 2010

twitterookie

new to using twitter

Joe's new to Twitter, he's a twitterookie

by TTTQQQ March 7, 2009

Twitteronia

A country (of the virtual variety). All twitter users are citizens.

@THE_REAL_SHAQ is the King of Twitteronia.

@THE_REAL_SHAQ: "To all twitterers , if u c me n public come say hi, we r not the same we r from twitteronia, we connect"

by THE_REAL_HYFEN February 28, 2009

twitterdoodle

When a boy gets really excited right before sexual intercourse, his penis will get hard while traveling in a small circle and then shooting out cum.

Bro, I got so excited I accidentally twitterdoodled all over this chick's face.

Damn brooo.

by sikhlover January 23, 2011

Twitterbooking

The act of updating your Facebook status continually. Often including statuses such as 'is at the movies :)', 'i love (name)', 'is having a d&m with (name)', 'is having so much fun', 'goodnight everyone' and 'okay, im actually going to bed now, leave me love'. Most commonly done by people with bad spelling and grammar.

Person 1: Urghhhh, Stacey's Twitterbooking again.
Person 2: Seriously? Again? It's so annoying, when will she stop?
Person 1: Probably never.
Person 2: D :

by Jebus Holyshirt February 13, 2010