Twitting Honeypeach, her so-called stepmother, was a dangerous occupation, and Maybelle kept resolving not to do it.

Mr. Leno's objective note-taking on overheard criticisms and later twitting of the baffled participants with their precise words is delicious.

Pegolotti's steady twitting of Taylor for drinking and smoking and forming childish relationships with younger women can sound censorious.

Her twitting of the powers that be brings instant retribution and cataclysmic woe down upon the heads of Albany's hapless citizens.

Presidents must realize they are wasting their assets when they stage performances like Mr. Bush's twitting of the Congress for not passing a couple of his not very essential bills.

The comedy's one sharp moment is its twitting of Mr. Shepard, in a scene in which a buried child resurrected from a vegetable garden hurls himself at the Father's feet in a fit of primal remorse.

The stagey "clashes" between President and Congress, the blasting and the twitting and the rest of it, feel like a kind of politics that belongs to the age of the campaign train and the advertising money being spent for billboards and funny hats that said "I Like Ike."

And there is some similarity between, for example, Magritte's sardonic embellishment of the Venus de Milo in "The Copper Handcuffs" and Poulenc's twitting of Mozart in the finale of the Suite from the ballet "Les Biches" (1953), which closed the program.

I got a lot of good-natured twitting about not being able to keep track of my boss's whereabouts, but most of the news people seemed happy enough that I was able to alert them, or their editors, about The Man's last-minute switch in plans before they trekked out to the wilds of Maryland.

Then I will write a 1200 word piece all about what a twit you are.

Is that your real name, or have you just used it to make yourself sound like twit?

"What sort of a twit do you think I am?"

How could she have let the little twit die so easily?

"He's probably just a harmless twit with nothing better to do."

Well in this I've got her as the, dim twit.

I refuse to be ordered about by a little twit now or ever.

Twits came from real people, and so did instant messages.

Middle class twits who have no clue as to what is really happening to us.

But you've fallen in the pit with all the other twits.

Her plans were more complicated than that, because the little twit was exactly what she'd been looking for over the last two years.

At the start, the twits face the wrong way, so the starter turns them round.

"The land has passed on to a younger generation, who's a twit."

Why had that twit Roberta made such a big fuss?

Finally, the Twits approach a table with five revolvers on it.

Skysurf6 - 2 days 13 hours ago what a twit.

I love it when people get to the nub of why I'm a twit.

I don't want to form any sort of alliance with this twit.

"The cursed stranger lives, and poor little Twit is gone."

Certainly the little twit understands that Carl is the key to her personal success.

The Twits must walk along one of several narrow straight lines a few feet apart.

Better yet - tie these two twits together and throw them over a clothes line.

"So the little twit wants to meet my son here at midnight, does she?

Of course, you've never seen anything like it, you worthless adolescent twit.

Not everybody is looking for the latest in twitting technology.

Bart almost twitted him about that, but decided to hold his peace.

More than once people have twitted me with it.

I twitted her only lightly about wanting that sort of Paradise.

"Some folks have been twitting me about having a husband with only one leg.

"You're the one who's always twitting me about needing to put on some weight!

Why did Alicia keep on and on twitting her like this?

Surely not a mighty blast, nor even the twitting the President gave it.

Whether McCoy knew it or not, he had just been twitted.

The whole next day Mat twitted him about Else as they made their way down the road.

Nicole believed that the aliens were twitting us in their use of the English language.

Similarly twitted are the satellites of the book business.

He was already in a panic so I kind of fanned the flames, just twitting him.

"And the next crisis after that," Miles twitted him.

Edith noticed her father's uneasiness and twitted him about it.

She was twitting some of the British reporters, and they all said it was the other guy.

Often he would say things more by way of a joke than anything: twitting on about some little misfortune or mistake.

They both do their best for their business by sharing inside stories and twitting the establishment.

New Yorkers know when they are being twitted.

Custer had been in the habit of twitting him about his heft.

It seemed lately that she and Constance were scarce five minutes in each other's company without one of them twitting the other.

But Markham was in no mood to be twitted.

Not as human, something hiding inside him twitted.

"He's too dangerous, and besides, I'd had my fun twitting him.

"Haven't you been twitting me for years with my slowness in getting a beau?"