What does Twis mean?
Twis means To dis a fellow twitterer
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Particularly in Social Networking Sites Abbreviations
What is the abbreviation for To dis a fellow twitterer?
To dis a fellow twitterer can be abbreviated as Twis
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Comments having Twis
@twis_TY It is Abedin in the hot seat. Or maybe not -- they dont even know what the emails are. Thats why Comey's act was so irresponsible.
Tonight on TWIS @BadAstronomer joins us for space-y discussions. Join the fun at 8pm PT:
This Week in Science Podcast (TWIS) - Episode 573: via @YouTube
It's not aliens. It's this week's episode of TWIS. Take a listen. Learn some science.
Do you know science-y musicians in the Baltimore, MD area? TWIS would love to collaborate with someone for our...
How Game of Thrones pulled off that big twist
Tomorrow night on TWIS at 8pm PT we talk with Cat Lutz from @jacksonlab for #WorldLabAnimalDay -
MT @volcanojess: live right now on with @TWIScience! Click the link. :) Representing @BlueprintEarth! #science
Easily the longest episode of TWIS ever, but SOOOO worth it. Hear our interview w/@spasmunkey re: ISS science -...
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What does Twis stand for? Twis stands for "To dis a fellow twitterer". |
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How to abbreviate "To dis a fellow twitterer"? "To dis a fellow twitterer" can be abbreviated as Twis. |
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What is the meaning of Twis abbreviation? The meaning of Twis abbreviation is "To dis a fellow twitterer". |
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What is Twis abbreviation? One of the definitions of Twis is "To dis a fellow twitterer". |
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What does Twis mean? Twis as abbreviation means "To dis a fellow twitterer". |
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