Tweeps

A user-created conjunction from Twitter and Peeps usually referring to the followers of the person using the word. Part of the various lingo resulting from www.twitter.com

Tweeps are tweens or teens that hang out with adults 25 years or older on a regular basis. For the adult, this should be a little creepy, since most people their age would like to hang out and party with real adults. Tweeps usually result in tweeping and the adult usually becomes a tweeper.

used to describe twitter "tweet" + people "peeps". the words 'tweet' and 'peeps' combined = "tweeps"

the words 'tweet' and 'peeps' combined. only used to describe the folks that have a twitter account

To be high on meth and have to pretend your sleeping

Tweep (or The Tweep) is a nick-name given to Michael Grosheim by Twitter Followers and Facebook Friends. Michael is the owner of TheSocialTweep.com.

A "tweep" is a Twitter user who is a rookie or a novice by virtue of their low number of tweets. It is also someone on the bottom of the Twitter hierarchy. The opposite of "tweep" is "twitterian."

"Twitterian" is purely a merit-based term that describes an individual with a high number of tweets and is positively charged.

The term "tweep" is occasionally a negatively charged term, as it implies low merit as determined by number of tweets. There is widespread disagreement on whether or not the amount of time than an individual has had a Twitter account should be taken into consideration when determining if an individual is a "tweep."

There are those who believe that they should not be considered "tweeps" despite their low number of tweets because they have had a Twitter account for a long time. There are those who believe that the date of an individual's first tweet has no bearing on that individual's status as a "tweep."

An individual with both a long standing Twitter account and a high number of tweets is occasionally referred to as an "elitist."