tweepin'

a mixture between trippin' and tweakin'

1. To be concerned or worried about something/someone when you act like youre not. (Especially when a guy is "sweatin" a girl and vice versa)

2. To make a big deal/get upset over nothing.

3. To be under the influence of hallucenogenic drugs.

originated in oakland, california.

emily: man i was hella tweepin' last night

elsa: bitch you was hella high

by emmyygar May 15, 2010

treepo

a fuck fuck shit shit fuck shit fuck butthole.

treepo

by the cooler penguin27 September 3, 2021

Tweetocracy

Ruling of the world by people using Twitter to communicate their civil unrest.

Did you see the amazing post from @Tweetocracy_ ?

by Tweetocracy_ April 16, 2011

tweepulsive

twee-puls-iv, adjective: Overly precious and cloying, as in the case of certain Zooey Deschanel facial tics.

As published in Vanity Fair

“No Rain” is actually a great song, even though it inspired the iconically tweepulsive Bee Girl video.

by vita64 June 6, 2012

Tweeloader

Someone who repeatedly re-tweets your tweets without giving you any credit.

Andrew: I spend so much time tweeting witty and clever things, and this dude just keeps re-tweeting my stuff but deletes my twitter name every time!

Talya: What a Tweeloader!

by ak47ak47 October 29, 2012

tweezot

This is a Montreal (which has a great public-transport system) term, that I first heard in the late 1950's. A tweezot is a pervert who gets down on his knees to suck the farts out of the cushions of the back bench seat of a bus, particularly if an attractive person has just relinquished that seat. The back seat was favoured because on the older Montral busses the row of seats in front of it had a sort of panel that blocked the driver's view of anyone crouching down there. (The busses have since been redesigned.)

A young secretarial type stood up to get off the crowded bus at the next stop. I tried to push my way to the vacant seat, but some tweezot got there first.

by Meles Borealis August 28, 2008

Tweeporter

A blend of Twitter and Reporter referring to a person who reports an event in real-time, 140 characters at a time. Easy to do at a sporting event like football, baseball, or soccer. Also, valuable when providing news coverage of a meeting, trial, or political event. Might not be as effective if covering a fire or other catastrophic event.

I was the tweeporter for the soccer match so the club fans who could not attend could keep up with the action.

by cmcooper June 6, 2009