by Captain Twattle August 10, 2012
by annelbeads December 4, 2003
by Rixxiedieklxicei November 4, 2011
by annelbeads December 4, 2003
Twittle-Twattle noun. tattle, gabble vulgar
Twattle
TWAT'TLE, verb intransitive To prate; to talk much and idly; to gabble; to chatter; as a twattling gossip.
TWAT'TLE, verb transitive To pet; to make much of. Local.
Twattle
TWAT'TLE, verb intransitive To prate; to talk much and idly; to gabble; to chatter; as a twattling gossip.
TWAT'TLE, verb transitive To pet; to make much of. Local.
by ☆*unSurpassable Imagination*☆ December 22, 2019
Is like carroling but with twats. Can also be used to describe a group of twats or to describe a baby twat.
"Henry did you see that group of twats singing from door to door?"" Yes, Mary, they were twattling."
"Mom did you see that group of twats over there?"
"Yes Billy, they call that a twattling."
"OMG, did you see the baby twattling over there? It was so cute. It had the softest looking twat fuzz i have ever seen!"
"Mom did you see that group of twats over there?"
"Yes Billy, they call that a twattling."
"OMG, did you see the baby twattling over there? It was so cute. It had the softest looking twat fuzz i have ever seen!"
by ME4NG1RL November 20, 2018
by masteraustin March 17, 2010