Twixties

(Noun) Used to highlight the parallels of events and overarching themes between the 2020s and 1960s — social order, government power, polarized beliefs, etc.

“A generation gap is appearing again. This is just life in the Twixties”

by GraniteRealness October 9, 2021

the twisties

When a gymnast loses her/his bearings in a twisting, or rotating movement and becomes lost in the air, literally not knowing up from down!

She had been experiecing the twisties during practice sessions, and decided to withdraw from the competition.

by talk2me-JCH2 July 31, 2021

Twitties

Breasts shown with the aide of twitter.

Meghan McCain's recent post showing the novel and her twitties!

by DesertRatJohn October 16, 2009

old milk twisties

An even better name for nipples.

Hey Brad! I’m gonna touch your old milk twisties, so you better watch out!

by 5exyg1raff3 March 30, 2019

Twitties

Twitter images of oversized, unrealistic breasts. Usallualy on twitter accounts dedicated to anime "Art" and video games. Someone who posts lots of these images has an unrealistic expectation of the female form and are often single white males.

Man did you see all the dank twitties that Kurt posted today, he really does love his anime.

by scorpion_m1 April 19, 2018

twisties

The beautiful winding curves certain country roads hold, that provide an unparalleled thrill to all true motorcyclists through a godlike combination of road, momentum, man, and steel.

It was a beautiful day, with the sun shinning and God smiling down upon me as I set out to hit up the twisties and be reborn--true freedom at last.

by Vikramaditya March 25, 2009

Twixies

People that are dressed alike or look alike (i.e. like a pair of Twix bars).

You have on the same sweaters. You are twixies.

by HBtothemax January 12, 2012