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Twittered
A buzzing excitement that rises around anyone going viral, self-perpetuating itself until overexposure.
Getting a little too hyped up about something.
Getting a little too hyped up about something.
Related Words
twillered • Tillered • Twittered • Twiggered • twillard • twizzlered • Swillered • Thrillered • twienered • Twilled
Swillered
To be triggered to an overly excessive point while losing any type of rational thought and self control.
Swillered by BruWin4Life October 4, 2017
Glittered and Twittered
If Alan Funt is Gay or coherent enough to know what Gay means, he would probably produce a "You're on Candid Camera" version of "Glittered and Twittered!"
This is a non-physical form of Straight Bashing.
Twittered is to have your name put on Twitter.com without your permission and in not very good light. Examples: An embarrassing situation, or caught with the proverbial "Hands in the Cookie Jar" while maybe..., eating them in the closet?
For the 'Glittered' aspect of this phrase, you must revert to this website's definition of "Glitter."
This is a non-physical form of Straight Bashing.
Twittered is to have your name put on Twitter.com without your permission and in not very good light. Examples: An embarrassing situation, or caught with the proverbial "Hands in the Cookie Jar" while maybe..., eating them in the closet?
For the 'Glittered' aspect of this phrase, you must revert to this website's definition of "Glitter."
Glittered and Twittered by gravy111 November 21, 2010
twizzlered up
twizzlered up by abcd0987 November 20, 2014
get twittered
A demand that something silly go viral. To do something so nonsensical that it sets the twitterverse abuzz.
To get overexcited about something. To geek out over something of little consequence.
To get overexcited about something. To geek out over something of little consequence.
"We just rolled up in the club to get twittered, quick, take a pic."
"I have pics of him without his shirt!"
"Get twittered! He doesn't even have a Dad bod."
"I have pics of him without his shirt!"
"Get twittered! He doesn't even have a Dad bod."
get twittered by Noir February 9, 2018
Tillered
Tillered by Lincoln's Wet Nurse October 28, 2013
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