to tweet
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4.2
- verb
- /twiːt/
- Texting
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- Yeah, well, you recently tweeted about your own makeup line.
- tweet a picture
- get tweeted
Six days later there he tweets promoting a new video.
- Six days later there he tweets promoting a new video.
- But please don't hesitate to tweet me or leave comments.
- Jordan Peterson was in Australia and he tweeted when his plane landed.
- And you guys tweeted out a bunch of things at me.
- And if you like this, also tweet us hashtag love life.
- Well, I live tweeted Bates Motel with my mother.
- I mean, Trump mostly tweets from his personal account anyway.
- Once we once we get something worth worth tweeting, I'm up for the challenge.
Examples
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Now, if I can, I'm going to tweet that picture out.
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She always tweets important updates about her charity events.
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I was going to tweet it.
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Better yet, I'll tweet you.
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With the photograph, students were to tweet an analysis or interpretation of the photo.
Academic text (2014) -
So please be tweeting all you want while we're going through this.
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But please don't hesitate to tweet me or leave comments.
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Lastly, the president just tweeted in response to these decisions.
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Unlike traditional performances, The Four Horsemen encourage you to film, call your friends, upload, stream, and tweet the show freely.
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"The Mizzou family stands as one," he tweeted alongside a photograph of the team.
Academic text (2016)
Synonyms
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3.2
To post short messages on a social media site for quick updates
To post short text updates on an online site
How Public
Surface Forms
Etymology
Tweet also became a verb because of Twitter; it means to send a short message online, like a small bird call shared with many people.