twit Antonyms

Meaning of twit

Wordnet

twit (n)

someone who is regarded as contemptible

aggravation by deriding or mocking or criticizing

Wordnet

twit (v)

harass with persistent criticism or carping

twit Sentence Examples

  1. Don't listen to him; he's just a twit trying to get attention.
  2. She called her colleague a twit after he spilled coffee on her desk.
  3. The comedian made a joke about the politician, calling him a twit.
  4. He felt like a twit when he realized he had forgotten his wallet at home.
  5. Stop being a twit and help me with this project.
  6. The teacher scolded the students for their twit-like behavior during class.
  7. He's always been a bit of a twit when it comes to social interactions.
  8. She rolled her eyes at her brother's twit-like comments during dinner.
  9. That celebrity is such a twit on social media, always posting ridiculous things.
  10. I can't believe I used to date that twit; what was I thinking?

FAQs About the word twit

someone who is regarded as contemptible, aggravation by deriding or mocking or criticizing, harass with persistent criticism or carping

razz, taunt, tease, ride,pooh, rag, torment, kid, jive, rally

applaud, endorse, commend,approve, approve, applaud, commend, endorse, sanction, indorse

Don't listen to him; he's just a twit trying to get attention.

She called her colleague a twit after he spilled coffee on her desk.

The comedian made a joke about the politician, calling him a twit.

He felt like a twit when he realized he had forgotten his wallet at home.