1) A derogatory term for a person whose behaviour is considered to be extremely or intolerably ignorant, obnoxious, offensive or moronic.
2) A vagina.
2) A vagina.
He is such a twat
by ds3882 August 29, 2017
by thatoneguyyouknowhimjfk May 09, 2019
Noun:
Pronounced with a short a, rather than a short o (I have no idea where American directors get their pronunciation from), 'twat' is a rather vulgar word of British origin that refers to a woman's sexual organs.
A person can be a 'twat', the same way they can be a penis (see dick) or something used for cleaning said twat (see douche). It is usually used to mean someone is stupid or mean.
Pronounced with a short a, rather than a short o (I have no idea where American directors get their pronunciation from), 'twat' is a rather vulgar word of British origin that refers to a woman's sexual organs.
A person can be a 'twat', the same way they can be a penis (see dick) or something used for cleaning said twat (see douche). It is usually used to mean someone is stupid or mean.
Me: I am a nice, well-behaved girl. I refuse to use such offensive words merely for the purpose of giving Urban Dictionary an example of how to use it.
Person reading this: *cough* Twat. *cough*
Person reading this: *cough* Twat. *cough*
by Howard Wolowitz April 09, 2012
by alsoknownaseric July 11, 2009
1) I stuck it in her twat.
2) "TWAT"
3) Twat did you say, I cunt hear you? Tits alright, bare-ass me again! Eh, we'll finger it out later.
2) "TWAT"
3) Twat did you say, I cunt hear you? Tits alright, bare-ass me again! Eh, we'll finger it out later.
by Chode March 28, 2005
1) Slang term for the female vagina.
2) An inept person.
3) ne 1 who spelz lk dis. r u 1??? u no who u r.
2) An inept person.
3) ne 1 who spelz lk dis. r u 1??? u no who u r.
by Wigga May 09, 2003
1.A vagina
2.A cretinous person
3.To strike someone(this definition is almost certainly of Northern English origin)
2.A cretinous person
3.To strike someone(this definition is almost certainly of Northern English origin)
by mugwump November 13, 2004