"twitterism" meaning in All languages combined

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          "text": "The 140-character limit on messages has caused Twitter users to create and modify their own shorthand codes to help users better use the service and communicate with each other. To help get you up to speed, here are a few of the most common “twitterisms.”",
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          "text": "There are always newly coined slang terms, fresh idioms, and these days unexpected “twitterisms” to deal with.",
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          "text": "Text speak and the rise of twitterisms like this one (In My Honest Opinion) are causing all sorts of difficulties for grammar and spelling purists.",
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