Words Starting With TWA

Initialism for Trans World Airlines.

Silly or pretentious talk or writing.

Past tense of TWADDLE.

Agent noun of TWADDLE.

Plural of TWADDLER.

Plural of TWADDLE.

More characteristic of twaddle; more nonsensical or verbose.

Most characterized by trivial or foolish talk.

Present participle of TWADDLE.

Plural of TWADDLING.

Characterized by or full of twaddle; silly.

Scots form of two.

Plural of TWAE.

Obsolete form of twofold, meaning double or two-part.

Two items of the same kind; a pair.

Plural of TWAIN.

A shad fish found in European waters.

Plural of TWAITE.

Scots form of twelve.

Plural of TWALPENNY.

An old Scottish coin worth twelve pence.

Plural of TWAL.

To pluck strings, producing a sharp sound.

Past tense of TWANG.

Agent noun of TWANG.

Plural of TWANGER.

Having more nasal or vibrating sound.

Most having a sharp, vibrating sound like a plucked string.

Present participle of TWANG.

In a manner that produces a sharp vibrating sound.

Plural of TWANGING.

To make a twanging sound repeatedly.

Past tense of TWANGLE.

Agent noun of TWANGLE.

Plural of TWANGLER.

Plural of TWANGLE.

Present participle of TWANGLE.

In a twanging manner.

Plural of TWANGLING.

Plural of TWANG.

Producing a sharp vibrating sound.

To emit a sharp twanging sound.

A type of green tea, often from China.

Plural of TWANKAY.

Past tense of TWANK.

Plural of TWANKY.

Present participle of TWANK.

Third-person singular present tense of TWANK.

Resembling or characteristic of twank, a type of tea.

Plural of TWA.

Scots dialect for a twosome or pair.

Plural of TWASOME.

The female genitalia.

Plural of TWAT.

Past tense of TWAT.

Present participle of TWAT.

To talk in a long-winded or digressive manner.

Past tense of TWATTLE.

Agent noun of TWATTLE.

Plural of TWATTLER.