TWAT

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Acronym	Definition
TWAT	There Was A Time (Guns n' Roses song title)
TWAT	The War Against Terrorism
TWAT	There We Are Then
TWAT	The Word Association Thread (game)
TWAT	Tactical Women's Alert Team (Cheech & Chong skit)
TWAT	Traveling-Wave Amplifier Tube
TWAT	The Warm As Toast (cafe in Cardiff, Wales, UK)
TWAT	The Western Area Tourers (motorcycle club)
TWAT	Tactical Wire Assault Team
TWAT	The Watchtower Apocalyptic Testament

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We're going to put it in his eyes and up his asshole, in his wife's twat and in his baby's diaper. To the White Sea by Baldwin, Christopher / Reviewer's Bookwatch I happen to have tits and a twat, so there you go, pal. Making herself heard: no longer drowned out by a wall of sound, Tribe ... by Rohrer, Trish Deitch / The Advocate (The national gay & lesbian newsmagazine) In addition to the well-known British slang terms, such as cunt (thirteenth century; Hughes, 1991), minge (early seventeenth century; Mills, 1991), twat (seventeenth century; Richter, 1987), and muff (seventeenth century; Partridge, 1982), some terms generated by very few respondents, which we initially took to be idiosyncratic, have long histories. "Snatch," "Hole," or "Honey-pot"? Semantic Categories and the Problem ... by Kitzinger, Celia / The Journal of Sex Research More results

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We're going to put it in his eyes and up his asshole, in his wife's twat and in his baby's diaper.

To the White Sea by Baldwin, Christopher / Reviewer's Bookwatch

I happen to have tits and a twat, so there you go, pal.

Making herself heard: no longer drowned out by a wall of sound, Tribe ... by Rohrer, Trish Deitch / The Advocate (The national gay & lesbian newsmagazine)

In addition to the well-known British slang terms, such as cunt (thirteenth century; Hughes, 1991), minge (early seventeenth century; Mills, 1991), twat (seventeenth century; Richter, 1987), and muff (seventeenth century; Partridge, 1982), some terms generated by very few respondents, which we initially took to be idiosyncratic, have long histories.

"Snatch," "Hole," or "Honey-pot"? Semantic Categories and the Problem ... by Kitzinger, Celia / The Journal of Sex Research

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