What does Twat mean?
Other definitions of Twat:
- A lady's sex organs or vagina. Can be used to refer to a sexually promiscuous woman. Has seen use since at least the mid 1650s.
- A British epithet that means foolish person of either sex that gained popularity in the 1930s. Used in American English, but is usually only applied to foolish women.
- An acronym for "The War Against Terrorism".
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How to use the term
Twat:
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You kicked the football right into my twat, you ass.
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You're being quite the twat, you know that?
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We've fought TWAT for a long time now. We can't let them win.
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