How Do You Spell TWEET?

Pronunciation: [twˈiːt] (IPA)

The word "tweet" has a unique spelling that is not intuitive for non-English speakers. In IPA phonetic transcription, it is spelled /twit/, but the additional "e" at the end changes the pronunciation to /twi:t/. The double "e" indicates a long vowel sound, similar to the word "meet." The word originates from the sound birds make, which is spelled "tweet" in English. The social media platform Twitter popularized the word, using it to describe short, 280-character messages users can post.

TWEET Meaning and Definition

1. A tweet is a noun that refers to a short, concise message or post on the social media platform Twitter. It is also used as a verb to describe the act of posting a message on Twitter. Twitter, founded in 2006, is a popular microblogging site where users can share their thoughts, opinions, news, and updates with their followers in a limited number of characters.

   A tweet is limited to a maximum of 280 characters, ensuring brevity and quick communication. Users can include text, links, hashtags, images, videos, or other media in their tweets. Tweets appear in the feeds of a user's followers, and they can engage with them using likes, retweets, replies, or sharing.

   The word "tweet" is derived from the sound made by birds, specifically that of a small bird like a chickadee or a canary. This association with bird chirping reflects the brief and rapid nature of communication on Twitter. Just as birds deliver short and quick calls or messages, Twitter users share their updates or thoughts in a concise and succinct manner.

   Tweets have become a prominent form of communication in the digital age, enabling individuals, organizations, and even political leaders to share information, express opinions, conduct conversations, and reach a wide audience in real-time. The concept of a tweet has shaped online dialogue, transforming the way society interacts, communicates, and consumes information.

Common Misspellings for TWEET

• tget
• teest
• tiket
• teet
• btween
• tweenty
• sweeti
• twiht
• twenety
• twhat
• ssweet
• twere
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• aweat
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• tweaty
• tomeet
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• twitt
• towlet
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• tweve
• theet
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• tweek
• sweeet
• twent
• twaht
• toelet
• twict
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• ticet
• twene
• dweel
• stwert
• etween
• twele
• dleet
• nweed
• twead
• qwiet
• twant
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• teeest
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• tweke
• tweey
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• aweet
• sweett
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• swweet
• twwt
• twebty
• tweats
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• dieet
• ewert
• lwet
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• tweo
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• twees
• twedt
• twe3t
• twdeet
• tweetr
• tweetg
• twete
• tweett
• twiet
• tineet
• Toqet
• twedel
• Tweesg
• tweuy
• taeee
• tteeta
• tweia
• tyiet
• Twyet
• wceet
• aceet
• TEeEP
• twemo
• ajeet
• ATLEEt
• ngeet
• tweatr
• tweatt
• twileet
• twennt
• Bwepet
• twooet
• twieet
• Atwext
• KCEET
• Zweeg
• Toneete
• Twebel

Etymology of TWEET

The word "tweet" in its current usage, referring to a short message posted on Twitter, originated from the bird-sound imitation. However, the specific etymology of the word "tweet" in relation to Twitter can be traced back to 2006 when Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey decided that the site's notifications would be called "tweets". Dorsey mentioned that the word 'tweet' was inspired by his love for bird-watching and the idea of short bursts of information, similar to the sounds produced by birds. So, the word "tweet" in the context of Twitter was coined by Jack Dorsey.

Similar spelling words for TWEET

• tweed,
• tweedy,
• Twedt,
• tweedie,
• twat,
• twitty,
• twit.

Plural form of TWEET is TWEETS

Conjugate verb Tweet

CONDITIONAL

I would tweet

you would tweet

he/she/it would tweet

we would tweet

they would tweet

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be tweeting

you would be tweeting

he/she/it would be tweeting

we would be tweeting

they would be tweeting

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have tweet

you would have tweet

he/she/it would have tweet

we would have tweet

they would have tweet

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been tweeting

you would have been tweeting

he/she/it would have been tweeting

we would have been tweeting

they would have been tweeting

FUTURE

I will tweet

you will tweet

he/she/it will tweet

we will tweet

they will tweet

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be tweeting

you will be tweeting

he/she/it will be tweeting

we will be tweeting

they will be tweeting

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have tweeted

you will have tweeted

he/she/it will have tweeted

we will have tweeted

they will have tweeted

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been tweeting

you will have been tweeting

he/she/it will have been tweeting

we will have been tweeting

they will have been tweeting

IMPERATIVE

you tweet

we let´s tweet

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to tweet

PAST

I tweeted

you tweeted

he/she/it tweeted

we tweeted

they tweeted

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was tweeting

you were tweeting

he/she/it was tweeting

we were tweeting

they were tweeting

PAST PARTICIPLE

tweeted

PAST PERFECT

I had tweeted

you had tweeted

he/she/it had tweeted

we had tweeted

they had tweeted

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been tweeting

you had been tweeting

he/she/it had been tweeting

we had been tweeting

they had been tweeting

PRESENT

I tweet

you tweet

he/she/it tweets

we tweet

they tweet

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am tweeting

you are tweeting

he/she/it is tweeting

we are tweeting

they are tweeting

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

tweeting

PRESENT PERFECT

I have tweeted

you have tweeted

he/she/it has tweeted

we have tweeted

they have tweeted

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been tweeting

you have been tweeting

he/she/it has been tweeting

we have been tweeting

they have been tweeting

I would have tweeted

we would have tweeted

you would have tweeted

he/she/it would have tweeted

they would have tweeted