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(slang) A person who constantly uses technology, e.g. cell phone or tablet..
Victoria Balfour's recent "Rock Wives", for instance; Bebe, irritated by it, says it falsely depicts her as a tweeb living in seclusion moaning over lost loves.
Same couple tweebs slurping their coffees.
Faisal Al-Marzougi, a regular columnist and a famous tweeb on Twitter, is yet another example.
He took suggestions from his tired band of tweebs.
There had been a long running dislike between Rankin and Grabinsky; neither cut the other any slack. "Listen you little tweeb, I don't care if he's in the shower -- in bed with his wife -- or taking a crap; put me through to the President NOW!!
But we've spent a fortune on lawyers instead of aviation school and wherever this little tweeb is going.
I confessed the weight of the encouragement and threats which he held out; and inquiring whether he meant to insinuate, that if the Governor died I should suffer death? and whether they always punished their tweebs thus when they dispatched any of their patients to the other world?
It was natural that a medical man should examine the state of the art of healing, among the tweebs of Morocco; it is despicable enough: so is that of literature in general.
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Tweeb means (slang) A person who constantly uses technology, e.g. cell phone or tablet..
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Victoria Balfour's recent "Rock Wives", for instance; Bebe, irritated by it, says it falsely depicts her as a tweeb living in seclusion moaning over lost loves.
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