Twatter

English

Etymology

Blend of twat (“a contemptible person”) +‎ Twitter.

Proper noun

Twatter

  1. (Internet slang, humorous, derogatory, vulgar) Twitter.
    • 2018 October 25, Nicole French, chapter 2, in Hollywood Chase (The Discreet Duet; 2), Raglan Publishing, →ISBN:
      I guarantee you that photo is already on Twatter or Instashit or whatever bullshit time suck people use to invade other people’s privacy.

Quotations

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