"Twerp" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples
"Twerp" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
"Twerp" Meaning
A person who is annoying, inhertiantly senseless, and incompetent.
"Twerp" Examples
Twerp
Definitions
An annoying or contemptible person
A person, typically a man, who is annoyingly loud or boastful
Examples:
Example 1
As soon as John started bragging about his new sports car, everyone in the room started calling him a twerp.Example 2
My little brother is such a twerp; he always takes his toys away from me and then laughs.Example 3
I couldn't stand it when my colleague would wear a loud suit to the meeting and think he was the smartest person in the room. He was such a twerp.Example 4
The comedian's arrogant and boastful attitude made him a favorite target for trollish comments from the audience, calling him a twerp.Example 5
The kid in my son's preschool class is accused of being a twerp by the other parents because he consistently tries to take the spotlight."Twerp" Similar Words
Twentieths
Twenty-first
The number two or twenty-first in a series or rank.<br><br>e.g. The twenty-first person to arrive was a surprise.
Twenty-one
Twenty
Twere
"Twere" is an archaic or poetic way of saying "it were." "Twere" is the second-person singular and third-person singular form of the verb "to be" in the conditional mood, but in modern English, we use "were" for this grammatical function.<br><br>For example:<br><br> If thou wert going to the movies, I would like to go with you. (Here "wert" is an old second-person singular form of "to be.")<br> It were a lovely day today. (Here "were" is in the third person singular form with the same grammatical function as above.)<br><br>In other words, "twere" is an old-fashioned or poetic form that adds a somewhat formal or affected touch to modern English language.
Twerk
To dance in a provocative or suggestive way, especially with a lot of hip movement, often as part of a performance or a party.
Twerking
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Twiddled
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