Twools

Twool

n.

1. Any application program, software or device that creates, manipulates, modifies, or analyzes use of Twitter.

2. Twools are typically scripts based web applications such the popular Auto Follow/Unfolllow provided by TweetLater.com.

3. Many are also designed for Desktop use such the fabulous TwitterDeck where one could carry all the Twasks (Twittering Tasks) without logging onto the Internet, ever.

4. Something regarded as necessary to Twitter succesfully eg. getting massive following using Mass Follow tool such as FlashTweet.com.

3. Vulgar Slang. A (small) penis.

4. A person used to carry out the designs of another; a dupe.
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v., tooled, twool·ing, twools.

v.tr.
v.intr.

1. To work, creates, manipulates, modifies, or analyzes one's use of Twitter.
2. Slang. To manipulate: twooled one's followings to beat CNN's!

Phrasal Verb:

Twool up

1. To provide one, a user of Twitter who is typically known as a Tweeple (some use the term 'Twitterer' but hardly any can accept the term 'Twit') with application software and or a device typically useful for managing, anlyzing, and drive following to increase one's popularity.

[Middle English, from Old English twōl, possibly from Old Norse.]

SYNONYMS any :tool, application, software, device designed to work with Twitter.

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