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Meaning of tweet
The primary meaning of the word "tweet" is to make a high-pitched sound, typically like a bird, or to post a short message on the social media platform Twitter.
Etymology of tweet
The word "tweet" has its origins in the Old English word "twitan", which means "to make a high-pitched sound"
The word has been used to describe the sounds made by birds since the 14th century
In the 21st century, the word took on a new meaning with the advent of Twitter, a social media platform where users can post short messages, or "tweets"
Synonyms
post
message
note
update
statement
declaration
announcement
proclamation
utterance
expression
remark
comment
observation
observation
statement
declaration
announcement
proclamation
utterance
expression
remark
comment
observation
statement
declaration
announcement
proclamation
utterance
expression
remark
comment
quip
saying
chat
chatter
prattle
babble
gossip
chat
natter
blab
blabber
jabber
chatter
yak
yammer
prattle
cackle
cluck
chirp
cheep
peep
squeak
squawk
tweet
chirp
trill
warble
sing
hum
whistle
hoot
honk
quack
cluck
oink
grunt
bleat
baa
moo
low
neigh
whinny
bray
hee-haw
cock-a-doodle-doo
Definitions
- A small bird, typically having a short, stubby beak and a high-pitched song
- A high-pitched sound, typically made by a bird
- A post on the social media platform Twitter, typically limited to 280 characters
- To make a high-pitched sound, typically like a bird
- To post a short message on Twitter
Usage Examples
- The bird began to tweet in the early morning hours
- She tweeted about her favorite TV show on Twitter
- The company tweeted an apology for the delay in service
- The kids loved listening to the birds tweet in the park
- He tweeted a joke that made his followers laugh
Antonyms
silence
quiet
stillness
calm
hush
whisper
murmur
mumble
grumble
complain
moan
groan
whine
snarl
growl
bark
roar
thunder
boom
crash
bang
clang
clatter
rattle
creak
squeak
screech
shriek
wail
howl
yell
scream
bellow
rant
rave
fulminate
fume
sulk
pout
mope
brood
glower
scowl
frown
glare
stare
gape
gawk