"Twat" is an English vulgar term that dates back to at least the 17th century, originally referring anatomically to the female genitals. Over time, it developed a broader metaphorical use to insult someone as stupid, irritating, or contemptible. Today, it can be used literally in anatomical contexts or figuratively as a strong insult. The term is derogatory and highly offensive in most settings, though it can appear in informal humor or media with a deliberately shocking or irreverent tone.

Definitie en betekenis van "twat"in het Engels

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