- TWEET
- Nestling's noise
- Aviary sound
- Birds do it
- Chirp
- Chirping sound
- Bird sound
- RT @BlingFaith: http://bit.ly/Oiw6i zomg!, e.g.
- American Dialect Society's word of the year, 2009
- Communicate in 140 characters or less
- Microblog post
- Nest noise
- Oscine sound
- Word from a bird
- Canary comment
- Microblogged update
- 140-or-less message
- Modern message
- Bird call
- Bird word
- Message that can't exceed 140 characters
- Quick message
- Sing like the birdies sing
- Noise from the nest
- Rockin' Robin refrain word
- Nestling noise
- Canary call
- Parakeet comment
- What a little bird told me
- Birdcage call
- Twitter posting
- Modern posting
- Online communication of 140 characters or fewer
- Send a message via Twitter
- Sing like a canary
- Use Twitter
- Type of message first sent in 2006
- Brief message read by one's followers
- Send a brief message, nowadays
- Short, shared message
- Brief communication
- Cry from a nest
- High-pitched sound
- Sound from a nest
- Twitter message
- Message since 2006
- Online status update limited to 140 characters
- Short online posting
- Certain follower's reading
- Rockin' Robin chorus word
- Brief statement, by necessity
- Message limited to 140 characters
- 140-characters-or-less message
- Short cyber post
- Occasionally newsworthy comment
- Limited message
- Sometimes controversial message
- One in a storm, maybe
- Canary sound
- Comment from a canary
- Online message
- Sound from the nest
- Robin's lyric
- Sound from a bird
- Nestling's call
- High-frequency sound
- Bird's sound
- Parakeet sound
- Sparrow sound
- Baby bird's noise
- Call from a nest
- Modern cybermessage
- Brief cybercomment
- Brief news item
- Bird's chirp
- Short cybermessage
- Modern storm front?
- Social media snippet
- Sound from an 18 Down
- Message posted on Twitter
- Whistle sound
- Chirping note.
- Cheep.
- Noise of a flute.
- One bird to another.
- Birdlike note.
- Birdlike sound.
- Sound in the woods.
- Bird note.
- Arboreal sound.
- Treetop sound
- Canary's statement
- Chirrup
- Canary's comment
- Tin-whistle sound
- Sound from an aviary
- Swift reply?
- Canary's call
- Note in nature
- Birdcage sound
- Little bird's sound
- Post a modern status update
- Modern update
- Message in 140 or fewer characters
- Message that might include an "@" and a "#"
- Message to one's followers
- Many a comment from Donald Trump
- Many a Donald Trump announcement
- Message that might start with "@"
- Exercise in economy of language
- Message that might be sent in a storm?
- One may be quoted in the news
- Message that can be favorited
- Message with a hashtag
- Place for a #
- Message that, despite the name, isn't necessarily chirpy
- Something a bird or celebrity might do
- Baby bird's sound
- Use 140 characters max, in a way
- Canary cry
- Bird noise
- Posting with a hashtag
- Message that can be "pinned"
- @ someone, say
- Use a burner account, maybe
- Sound from a 9-Down
- Sound from the birdcage
- Small bird's chirp
- Wren sound
- Utilize Twitter
- Social media nugget
- Baby bird utterance
- Canary's sound
- Little bird sound
- Communicate in 280 characters or less
- One may start with @
- Message with up to 280 characters
- Pontificate digitally
- Post in a hashtag campaign
- Parrot a bird?
- Canary s response
- Pipe from a nest
- Communicate in 140 characters
- 140-character message
- Missive that's not massive
- Communication with hashtags
- Message with a hashtag, often
- Many a Trump message
- 280-character-or-less message
- Message in a "storm"
- Character-limited communication
- Communicate with followers, perhaps
- Receiver of likes
- Short social media post
- Twitter post
- Post on Twitter
- Sing like a bird?
- Limited-size post
- Hashtag container
- Communicate with "followers"
- Quick communication
- Small bird
- Short post
- Avian utterance
- Posting from @realDonaldTrump
- Many a Trump comment
- Limited-length message
- Post with a tag
- What a little birdie told me
- X post, once
