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A twibbon is like a bumper-plate sticker for your twitter avatar.

A twibbon is used to promote a cause on twitter by overlaying an image on your profile picture to show your allegiance to the twibbon cause.

A twibbon cause can be anything from a protest, memorial, event or even a popular person or band.

Twibbons can be created and supported on: twibbon.com
twibbon.com/join/IndonesiaUnite to support the fight against terrorism in Indonesia

twibbon.com/join/RIP-Jackie-our-BH-sister to remember Jackie, a New Kids on the Block fan

twibbon.com/join/I-Love-McFly to support the band McFly

twibbon.com/join/WineBloggersConfrence to show you'll attend the Wine Bloggers' Conference
twibbon by Jonathan Joyce July 21, 2009
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A trophy ribbon.

Also a coverup for a stutter Deion Seereax uttered in a 3 idiots raid video.
Seereax: "I got a participation tribbon."
Dotodoya: ""Tribbon"?"
Seereax: "Bro, you've never heard of a tribbon? It's a trophy ribbon what are you talkin' about?"
Rhymestyle: "Oh, I thought you just stuttered."
Dotodoya: "HE DID DON'T LET HIM OFF WITH THAT!"
tribbon by Deeznuts1337 April 17, 2022
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twitbonics 

The combination of tweetspeak and ebonics rolled into one form of a language. Generally due to lack of characters available and poor grammar.
"twitbonics: tx chickenheads dnt want it...bitches think dey hard.. Bitch please u dnt know wat hard is. Naw fuck wit me!"
twitbonics by omgponies November 5, 2009
a twice used douche that has since forth come to life and began to troll forums.
dude, did you see that tibbon post from earlier?? Those guys are so annoying!
Tibbon by Awesomesaucemanmanman March 5, 2011
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Dave: I call dibs on the dog.
DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
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