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in-be-twixt (noun/adverb): A point between one place or time and another; can also be used to describe lifestyle.
Lifestyle (noun):
1. I am currently inbetwixt jobs.

Time (noun):
1. If I don't get paid, I will be going off inbetwixt 9 and 10am.

Place (adverb):
1. I currently have two platinum fronts with plans to add a gold one inbetwixt.

See also betwixt
inbetwixt by Wint May 6, 2005
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To place between on the inside of a twix bar.
Also could be used in a sensuous way of saying between. See waterslide
My cock was not any common rooster, for he was inbetwixt.

"Dude, have you seen my rib-eye steak?"
"Yeah man."
"Where is it?"
"LOL! I made it inbetwixt!"
"Did you just say LOL?"
"...yeah."

I enjoy things inbetwixt my thighs.
Inbetwixt by Jack Kostecki October 5, 2009

Inbetwidget 

Used to describe a person that is between 4 foot 10 and 5 foot. Their not quite a midget and not quite a person...their just "Inbetwidget"
People with a mild case of dwarfism or alternativly an extreme case of stubbyness now have the name "Inbetwidget"
Inbetwidget by Morgs26 February 25, 2009

inbetweeth

Refers to when you have something (usually food) stuck in-between your teeth. Primarily said after someone smiles at you and you feel like cutting them down.
Yo, Bear, you've got some chicken inbetweeth from that fat ass burrito you just ate.
inbetweeth by BumbleBij October 19, 2012

inbetwitty

the surface area between the two breasticles
she has a nice tattoo on her inbetwitty😻
inbetwitty by dog.muncher July 13, 2020

Inbetwiddle 

Inbetwiddle is a two part word that comes from in between and in the middle
I am inbetwiddle on this decision
Inbetwiddle by Benoît April 5, 2016

inbetwittle

Mix of 'inbetween' and "middle"
inbetwittle: put anywhere you would use "inbetween" or "in the middle"
A: Where do you want to sit?
B: Inbetwittle!
inbetwittle by ACameron21 October 26, 2008
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briefcake 

"Did you check out the briefcake in courtroom C?"
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