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21Tweak — 1. (cricket) extra spin imparted to a bowl: He gives the ball a good tweak ; 2. (surfing) luckily find good surf; fluke some good surf …
22tweak — Australian Slang 1. (cricket) extra spin imparted to a bowl: He gives the ball a good tweak ; 2. (surfing) luckily find good surf; fluke some good surf …
23Tweak — To spastically convulse and make an array of high pitched screeches. Usually the action is done after something particularly confusing or annoying has happened. In most cases, one or both eyelids are shut during the action. If you re going to be… …
24tweak — To get inside a car, especially one of great value or worth. Let s tweak my Lamborghini Diablo, purchased yesterday …
25Tweak — To spastically convulse and make an array of high pitched screeches. Usually the action is done after something particularly confusing or annoying has happened. In most cases, one or both eyelids are shut during the action. If you re going to be… …
26tweak — To get inside a car, especially one of great value or worth. Let s tweak my Lamborghini Diablo, purchased yesterday …
27tweak — increase the power, hop up, supercharge If we tweak the engine in this old Cortina, we ll have a sports car …
28tweak — verb (T) 1 to suddenly pull or twist something: Matthew tweaked her nose. 2 to make small changes to a machine, vehicle, or system in order to improve the way it works: Of course the programme still needs tweaking to maximize efficiency. tweak… …
29tweak — 1. verb 1) she tweaked his nose Syn: pull, jerk, tug, twist, twitch, pinch, squeeze 2) the product can be tweaked to suit your needs Syn: adjust, modify, alter, change, adapt …
30tweak — [twiːk] verb [T] 1) informal to make small changes to something in order to improve it 2) to pull or twist a part of someone s body tweak noun [C] …
