Definition & Meaning of "twuntery"in English

What is the origin of the term "twuntery" and how is it used?

"twuntery" is a British slang term that emerged in the late 20th century, formed from "twunt" (a vulgar insult for an extremely objectionable or contemptible person) with the suffix "-ery" to indicate a state, quality, or pattern of behavior. The term describes extremely foolish, stupid, or objectionable behavior. It is primarily used in informal speech, online commentary, and comedic or critical writing to mock or ridicule actions rather than people directly. The term is vulgar and derogatory, intended to criticize or belittle, with no neutral usage.