Twittercized
Being slammed, dumped on or otherwise criticized on Twitter for doing or saying something really, really dumb.
Twittercized by gfith326 June 11, 2018
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Twittercized
Twittercized by Moosieinthehoosie April 12, 2022
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twittercide
Deleting/wiping everything on your Twitter page, effectively committing social networking suicide on Twitter.
My friend committed twittercide when she realized nobody cared about the boring things she does. Her real-time useless information will be missed.
twittercide by rtil August 10, 2009
Twitterize
twitâ‹…terâ‹…ize
–verb (used with object), -ized, -iz⋅ing.
1. The act of enabling a person/object to access Twitter.
2. To show a person the wonders of Twitter.
–verb (used with object), -ized, -iz⋅ing.
1. The act of enabling a person/object to access Twitter.
2. To show a person the wonders of Twitter.
high school kid - hey, are you twitterized yet?
college dude - Dude, I'm totally going to twitterize Shelly from Calculus tonight.
Business person - Hey, are you twitterized yet?
college dude - Dude, I'm totally going to twitterize Shelly from Calculus tonight.
Business person - Hey, are you twitterized yet?
Twitterize by TheTweeple April 17, 2009
twitterize
The term refers to the need to condense writing down to a precise point that uses as few characters as possible.
twitterize by HurricaneTammy August 27, 2017
Twittercide
Being eliminated from a position or social setting in the wake of posting stupid and/or offensive crap on Twitter.
"Always-On" Adam Orth became a victim of Twittercide today, being let go from Microsoft after managing to piss off nearly any XBox gamer with his dumbass #dealwithit remarks.
Twittercide by heavyweightboxer April 10, 2013
atomic twittercide
The tweet to end all tweets on a topic that you know is completely the right thing to tweet, but cannot handle the backlash that would follow such madness.
atomic twittercide by Nicholas Giroux November 1, 2012
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A)
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B)
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B)
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A)
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Bob: No, I've got to clean out my board chow, keys are starting to stick.
B)
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