Twil
Is a word used as a shorcut to:
This Week I Learned.
Used to sumarize all the contents you learned in a week
This Week I Learned.
Used to sumarize all the contents you learned in a week
Twil to play basketball
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twil
a twink, but a twil
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TWIL by supercoffee May 24, 2015
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TWIL by smokeweedstroke3s December 10, 2011
Twil-ite
Twil-ite by Lasagnaviking November 8, 2009
twilighting
That phase of being 1/2 awake & 1/2 asleep; or being so into something that you're completely unaware of your surroundings.
twilighting by Starchylde January 28, 2015
Twilighting
Overreacting to a somewhat overwhelming situation for the person twilighting, but for others, the situation isn’t that bad. The person tends to overthink, overplan, and hyperventilate.
Friend: Uh, hey, are you doing alright?
Twilighter: Hehe, yeah! I’m doing alright! Just need 7,432 things to do before the big event happens- OH WHO AM I KIDDING I AM NOT OKAY THERE IS SO MUCH TO DO BY TOMORROW!
Friend: Wow, you are twilighting hard.
Twilighter: Hehe, yeah! I’m doing alright! Just need 7,432 things to do before the big event happens- OH WHO AM I KIDDING I AM NOT OKAY THERE IS SO MUCH TO DO BY TOMORROW!
Friend: Wow, you are twilighting hard.
Twilighting by GpMaR April 9, 2019
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