"untweetable" meaning in All languages combined

See untweetable on Wiktionary

Adjective [English]

Forms: more untweetable [comparative], most untweetable [superlative]
Etymology: un- + tweetable Etymology templates: {{prefix|en|un|tweetable}} un- + tweetable Head templates: {{en-adj}} untweetable (comparative more untweetable, superlative most untweetable)
  1. (Internet) Not capable or worthy of being communicated via the Twitter microblogging service. Tags: Internet Categories (topical): Internet, Twitter

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