ENGLISH DICTIONARY

Twatish

Definition, Meaning & Examples

Part of speech adjective

Quick meaning: Twatish is an adjective meaning Alternative form of twattish.

Meaning

Alternative form of twattish.

Example Sentences

Sometimes you do twatish things when you're consumed.
The usual cries of "must we fling this filth at the kids" arose from all the usual places, leaving defenders of the twatish twosome to claim that, "hey! it's just a joke, nobody's suggesting that they're role models."
And for some reason I'm overcome with the overwhelming impulse to slap Neil on the back of the head, which I do - before I even know her name - and afterwards I don't even know why I've done it and I'm thinking that was a twatish thing to do, not because Neil didn't deserve it but because that's probably what she thinks.

Related Words

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