sloshy twitch

When a pussy is wet and twitches when cums.

She had a sloshy twitch as she screamed for joy.

by Alwayssloshy February 8, 2018

Twitch Widow

When your mate is still alive, but constantly streams on twitch and plays video games.

Man, at first it was great, but lately i've been feeling like a twitch widow.

by Murderousdoll05 May 4, 2018

Twitch

A streaming platform that would rather kill everyone that has a Y chromosome than permanently ban a female streamer who streams herself committing multiple felonies.

Cute girl: Grooms every minor on Earth, ruins an entire generation, runs a Satanic cult, commits genocide on-stream, abuses every animal that gets in her preferable vision, takes over most of the world and becomes a threat to the rest of humanity, etc.

Twitch: I don't see anything wrong here and I will do anything to not ban this girl

Random Male streamer: Breathes a very particular way no one else knows that Twitch somehow hates

Twitch: Permanently IP and Hardware Banned for absolutely no good or even slightly justifiable reason

by MyPseudonymThatsNotMyName September 13, 2022

twitching

To be alive, intact, and active
To be there
To be a functional being with a status
To be existing and not dead

Ah, you're alive and twitching!!

by OnyxPanther July 29, 2021

Twitch

A slur to insult a disabled person, such as someone with Parkinson’s.

“Hey Johnny! Come look at this stupid Twitch!”

by AnonymousReporter January 7, 2021

Twitch

The name of a popular streaming platform ran by out of touch boomers and manlets. Twitch is also a word used to describe simps or virgin incels on the platform.

“Twitch banned the word S*mp and inc*l so now we have no choice but to call S*mps and inc*ls Twitchers.”

by drphilmynutts December 17, 2020

twitch controls

Is a word meaning twitch user controls a game until completion, or help or sabotage the streamer from compleating the objective

Because twitch controls make the game to zero gravity the streamer failed and have to start from the begining

by Revdictionary February 10, 2021