by sallywalker# October 25, 2020
by cowboy leeyum October 4, 2020
a twitter larrie who believes in all of the stunts and doesn’t have any proof on anything. they refuse to do their own research and many of the things they believe in are conflicting and don’t make sense. they’ll unlarrie over anything, and all of the real larries hate them
Person 1: “I saw Eleanor post on her story for Lou’s birthday, so that means Larry isn’t real”
Person 2: “wtf you’re such a twarrie nobody likes you”
Person 2: “wtf you’re such a twarrie nobody likes you”
by larriebbg December 27, 2021
by emmastylinson March 4, 2021
A larrie (but essentially a larry shipper) that believes in stunts and refuses to do their own research. They believe in confusing timelines that would make no sense if they even bothered to use their brains.
Read the masterposts twarries!!!
by rbbsbb October 22, 2020
the only larries who aren’t completely delusional. they ship larry, but recognize how disrespectful it is to claim that louis isn’t a dad or that all of harry’s relationships were staged.
person 1: louis isn’t a dad, freddie isn’t louis’, management made him pretend to be a father and larry is real!!
person 2: i mean, if you look at pictures, it’s pretty obvious he is actually louis’ son. they look the same. plus, it’s super disrespectful to claim that he isn’t louis’ son when louis clearly loves and cares about him a lot.
person 1: omg you’re such a twarrie
person 2: no, i’m just respectful of people
person 2: i mean, if you look at pictures, it’s pretty obvious he is actually louis’ son. they look the same. plus, it’s super disrespectful to claim that he isn’t louis’ son when louis clearly loves and cares about him a lot.
person 1: omg you’re such a twarrie
person 2: no, i’m just respectful of people
by anti idiots June 10, 2021
Noun. A popular Starbucks drink, named after the inventor, Twarrie. It is a concoction of a tall mocha, mixed with some milk, a whole shaker of chocolate powder, half a shaker of vanilla powder and copious amounts of cinnamon tailored to your own personal taste. Twarrie delights tend to be high in calories and Starbucks have not yet unrolled a calorie-free version. It was invented in a store in Hammersmith whose manager is named Pedro. It can also be used occasionally as a verb to signify intense pleasure.
Noun:
1) "I had a delicious Twarrie Delight the other day, but now I can't fit into my jeans"
Verb:
"She just Twarrie Delighted me!"
1) "I had a delicious Twarrie Delight the other day, but now I can't fit into my jeans"
Verb:
"She just Twarrie Delighted me!"
by Twarrie January 21, 2009