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twitch

[twich] / twɪtʃ /


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“I see,” the social worker said, his smile twitching up his beard.

From Literature

His lips would twitch and pucker for a second before they stretched into a curve, like someone who had just done something naughty and wasn’t going to tell you what it was.

From Literature

Gelifen nipped Mal in greeting and then crouched over a bowl of cream, his long tail twitching, his wings fluttering with pleasure.

From Literature

My eyelid starts twitching, which it does sometimes when I get nervous.

From Literature

His gray fur looks soft, and his whiskers twitch as he gets closer, like he’s trying to get a sniff of me.

From Literature