Are you a TwitternOOb who needs help understanding tweeps who twitterise everything? We’ve provided a mini twictionary of twitterisms for you:

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Tweeps, Tweeple, Twittizens, Tweeters

People who tweet

Twitterjacking

Pretending to be someone else, usually a celebrity see Gordon Brown

Twitthore

Someone who follows anyone and everyone

Twitterholic, Twaddict

Someone with a tweeting problem

Tweetup

A real face to face meeting of people who twitter

Twittersona

A created twitter character, see God, Satan, and my personal favourite Alexanda Orlov founder of comparethemeerkat.com!

Tweetwise

A Twitter Pro

Tweetworthy

Something that’s worthy of a tweet

Twinfluence

How influential you are on twitter.

Twired

So hyped up about tweeting that it’s impossible to sleep

Tweet Elite

People with thousands of followers

Twiticism

A witty tweet

Twitterati

Celebrities who tweet, or people famous for tweeting with loads of followers

Twitteristics

Your twitter activity, how often you tweet, reply and follow.

TwitternOOb

Someone new to twitter, a twitter virgin.

Twitterquette, Twetiquette

The etiquette of using twitter

Twittersquatting

Registering a trade name or brand on twitter with the idea of using/selling it.

Twitterstalker

Someone who finds your tweets a little too interesting

Twitterstream

The updates that appear on your homepage

Twittervangelist

Someone who tries to convert everyone into twitter users

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