twirp |
variant of twerp. |
twist |
to bend or turn (a single thing) in opposite directions so that parts of this same thing are turned away from each other. [19 definitions] |
twist drill |
a drill bit with deep spiral grooves along the shank to carry out chips. |
twisted |
perversely abnormal or exceptionally heartless. |
twister |
a person or thing that twists. [2 definitions] |
twist (someone's) arm |
to use strong persuasion or force to induce some action. |
twit1 |
to taunt or tease, esp. in an unkind or malicious way. [2 definitions] |
twit2 |
(informal) a foolish, annoying person. |
twitch |
to move or pull with a quick, sudden motion; jerk. [6 definitions] |
twitchy |
edgy or nervously restless; jumpy. [2 definitions] |
twitter |
to make a series of short light sounds, as a small bird; chirp. [8 definitions] |
two |
the number represented by the Arabic numeral 2 and by the Roman numeral II. [3 definitions] |
two-base hit |
in baseball, a hit that allows the batter to reach second base; double. |
two-bit |
(informal) costing or worth twenty-five cents. [2 definitions] |
two-by-four |
measuring two units thick by four units wide, or approximately so, esp. in inches. [4 definitions] |
two-digit number |
a whole number containing two digits, such as 22. |
two-edged |
having two cutting edges. [2 definitions] |
two-faced |
insincere or hypocritical; deceitful; dishonest. [2 definitions] |
twofer |
(informal) a special offer in which two tickets or items of merchandise are sold for the price of one, or for approximately that amount. |
two-fisted |
(informal) aggressive, virile, or vigorous. |
twofold |
having two parts or elements. [3 definitions] |