adjective
General Slang
twp
· adjective · welsh
Welsh for daft or thick.
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Daft, slow, a bit thick. Said with a half-smile more often than real venom — 'don't be twp' is the way a Welsh nan tells you you're being a wally. Can be properly insulting depending on tone, but usually it's the soft version of stupid.
“Don't be twp, you can't put metal in the microwave.”
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twp In A Sentence
Don't be twp, you can't put metal in the microwave.
Origin & Usage
From Welsh 'twp' meaning stupid or dull-witted. Pronounced 'toop' to rhyme with 'soup'. Used affectionately as often as it's used as an insult.
Variants
twp as a sledge
People Also Ask
How do you say twp?
'Toop' — like 'soup' with a t. The 'w' is the vowel in Welsh.
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