Crossword clues for tweet
tweet
- Limited message
- Cry from a nest
- Communicate in 140 characters or less
- Certain follower's reading
- "Rockin' Robin" refrain word
- Wren sound
- Use 140 characters max, in a way
- Type of message first sent in 2006
- Treetop sound
- Sometimes controversial message
- Social media snippet
- Social media nugget
- Sing like the birdies sing
- Short, shared message
- Short social media post
- Short post
- Short online posting
- Short message posted on a social network
- Short cyber post
- Send a brief message, nowadays
- Receiver of likes
- Presidential policy pronouncement, probably
- Posting with a hashtag
- Posting from @realDonaldTrump
- Post that may include a hashtag
- Post in a hashtag campaign
- Pontificate digitally
- Place for a #
- Online status update limited to 140 characters
- Online message that can now be up to 280 characters
- One may start with @
- One may be quoted in the news
- Occasionally newsworthy comment
- Note from a small bird
- Modern storm front?
- Modern cybermessage
- Microblog post
- Message with up to 280 characters
- Message that, despite the name, isn't necessarily chirpy
- Message that might start with "@"
- Message that might be sent in a storm?
- Message that cant exceed 140 characters
- Message that can be favorited
- Message of up to 140 characters
- Message limited to 140 characters
- Message in a "storm"
- Message in 280 characters
- Message conforming to a 140-character limit
- Message (from a bird?)
- Many a Trump message
- Many a Trump comment
- Little bird sound
- Limited-size post
- High-frequency sound
- Hashtag container
- Give every1 a super quick update on what ur doing at the moment (w/ a lot of abbrs) because u only get 140 characters, and that's really not e
- Exercise in economy of language
- Communication with hashtags
- Communicate with followers
- Communicate with "followers"
- Communicate via Twitter
- Comment in 140 characters or fewer
- Comment from a canary
- Character-limited communication
- Canary's sound
- Canary comment
- Brief statement, by necessity
- Brief message read by one's followers
- Brief cybercomment
- Birdcage call
- Bird's chirp
- Bird noise
- Baby bird utterance
- Avian utterance
- American Dialect Society's word of the year, 2009
- 280-character-or-less message
- 140-or-less message
- (Make a) chirping noise
- "RT @BlingFaith: http://bit.ly/Oiw6i zomg!", e.g
- "Rockin' Robin" chorus word
- Sound from an aviary
- Swift reply?
- Sound from a nest
- Canary's call
- Note in nature
- Birdcage sound
- Chirping sound
- Aviary sound
- Post a modern status update
- Call from a nest
- Little bird's sound
- Modern update
- Message in 140 or fewer characters
- Message to one's followers
- Message that might include an "@" and a "#"
- Many a comment from Donald Trump
- Many a Donald Trump announcement
- A week chirping sound as of a small bird
- Canary's comment
- Tin-whistle sound
- Whistle sound
- Nestling's call
- Sound from the nest
- Canary's statement
- Bird sound
- Chirrup
- Bird call
- Middle of battle interrupted by little message
- Message from Trump?
- Message heads to the West encrypted and in Latin
- Water in dry getting response from bird
- Water gets into dry post
- Sort of model to follow very quaint online post?
- Small bird’s chirp
- Short message posted on the internet
- Note of a small bird
- Abstainer penning little message
- Little boring tease uttered brief comment
- Leaders of think tank penning little message
- Robin's sound
- Small bird's chirp
- Online message with a maximum of 140 characters
- Modern message
- Nest sound
- Nest noise
- Birds do it
- Modern posting
- Twitter message
- Chick's cry
- Bird word
- Nestling's noise
- High-pitched sound
- Canary sound
- Word from a bird
- Sound from the birdcage
- Canary call
- Brief communication
- Bird's sound, or a certain online post
- Quick communication
- 140-character message
- Use Twitter
- Sparrow sound
- 140-characters-or-less message
- Twitter posting
- Sing like a canary
- Parakeet sound
- Noise from a nest
- Nestling noise
- Baby bird's noise
- What a little bird told me
- Utilize Twitter
- Twitter dispatch
- Short online message
- Short cybermessage
- Send a short message
- Pipe from a nest
- Missive that's not massive
- Message with a hashtag, often
- Message with a hashtag
- Message since 2006
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
1845, imitative of the sound made by a small bird. As a verb by 1872. Related: Tweeted; tweeting. As the word for what one does on the Twitter microblogging service, by 2007.
Wiktionary
n. 1 The sound of a bird; any short high-pitched sound or whistle. 2 (context Internet English) An entry posted on the microblogging service http://en.wikipedi
org/wiki/Twitter. v
1 (context intransitive English) To make a short high-pitched sound, like that of certain birds. 2 (context ambitransitive Internet English) To post an update to Twitter.
WordNet
Wikipedia
Charlene Keys (born January 21, 1972), better known by the stage name Tweet, is an American singer-songwriter and guitarist.
Tweet may refer to:
- Tweet (bird call), a type of bird vocalization
- "Tweet", a message sent using Twitter
Usage examples of "tweet".
As the couple walked up to their Buick, two mockingbirds flew away from its grill, one of them tweeting in a little-known dialect of the goldfinch, the other mixing a catbird cry with a raspy chord borrowed from a woodpecker.
Tweet recrowned himself with his new Stetson, turned, and strolled impressively toward his tent, disappearing between its lazily flapping portals.
Lucy Dalles had left him, tingling blissfully in every vein, the mundane thought that Tweet was probably awaiting him in the lodging house had obtruded itself and hurried him up the street.
I heard lots of yowling and tweeting, and then the black-haired man threw back his left arm and plunged the stake into my waist on my right side.
There was another whistling, tweeting conversation, then Ben-e turned and faced the two men.
It was only when Ben-e had recited a long list of his underground contacts, complete with names, places and dates, followed by a lengthy dialogue in tweeting android-speak, that they grudgingly admitted that they might just possibly know something about the Life Game.
The android handlers had also hooked in to each other and were tweeting and warbling in a low, almost secretive fashion.
Chase knew what he was hearing: the ghostly hoots and avian chirrups, the whistles and tweets, the lovely, lilting conversation between leviathans.
The whispering grew, and was suddenly shot through with myriad tweets and twitters.
While the little bird upon the leafless branches Tweets to its mate a tiny loving note.
First hymn and she imitated the others, standing when they stood, sitting when they sat, praying when they prayed but always to the Blessed Mother, listened to the sermon that the Reverend Tweet stuttered, completely undone by her presence.
She never complained though, just tweeted rather limp-sounding thanks when Dane caught her just as she was about to trip or fall.
He watched every bird, every stir in the trembling grass, answered the whinneying of the pee-wits and tweeted to the wrens.
If he could, he also would have whinnied and tweeted and whistled, in a native language that was not human.
Bees buzzed, birds tweeted and I felt glad for travelling light with only my vanity case.