Definition of twitcher in English:

twitcher

nounˈtwɪtʃəˈtwɪtʃər

1A person or thing that twitches.
Example sentencesExamples
- Turns out I'm a big twitcher, too, and this may explain why the dog has stopped sleeping in our bed.
- The nail-biter, hair-twirler, foot-tapper, chain-smoker, or twitcher rarely gets past one interview.
2British informal A birdwatcher whose main aim is to collect sightings of rare birds.
Example sentencesExamples
- The area is renowned for its bird life and there were several twitchers already there, all armed with binoculars.
- The BIRDING COMMUNITY encompasses a broad spectrum of backyard birders, opportunist oglers, weekend watchers, and hardcore twitchers.
- Standing next to rainforest so dense you couldn't see for more than a few centimetres into it, and hearing the bird so frustratingly close but not being able to see it, is a special sort of torture for twitchers.
- But one particular species had the expert twitcher frantically flicking through the ornithology books when it was delivered to his doorstep this week.
- And a steady stream of twitchers, from all across the North West, made the journey after news of the birds' arrival was posted on a birdwatchers' website.
- Botanists, twitchers and wildlife-watchers in Scotland say last week's record-breaking heatwave fooled numerous species into believing winter had already passed.
- In some cities, there are exclusive clubs for twitchers.
- Its mud-flats, sand dunes and salt marshes attract an array of unusual birds, which accounts for the number of twitchers with binoculars and long-lens cameras on the island.
- These days the town services twitchers, ramblers, anglers and golfers.
- Tell one birder about an owl in a tree and within a few hours, you can expect to find that tree ringed by a throng of twitchers deploying expensive optics.
- But when you arrive, what you find is a gem of an island that is a Mecca for yachties and twitchers, but which is seriously overlooked by ordinary tourists like me.
- He contacted the British Ornithological Society and up to 70 twitchers from all over the north west descended with cameras and binoculars for a glimpse.
- Amateur twitchers like me can never hope to glimpse these elusive rarities, notwithstanding the wonder of the internet providing immediate advice as to their whereabouts.
- The controversial series continues despite furious criticism from twitchers who phoned in when last week's opening episode failed to secure the survival of the rare Weeping Warbler.
- A twitchers ' paradise, the surrounding wetlands and marshes are protected by Birdwatch Ireland.
- And with a record 1,762 Whooper's swans coming to dine on grain and potatoes and bask in higher temperatures, the spectacular visitors are causing twitchers ' hearts to race.
- I stand to be corrected by any twitchers among my readership but I thought that cacophony didn't occur in the middle of winter, so is this another effect of global warming?
- It's amazing what those twitchers can spot in the parched outback in Winter.
- Who ever heard of a twitcher leaving his mobile phone on when bird watching?
- The Scilly Isles as a whole attract a great deal of unusual birds and crowds of twitchers (themselves as odd a sight as any rare bird) are not uncommon.

Rhymes

ditcher, hitcher, pitcher, stitcher

Definition of twitcher in US English:

twitcher

nounˈtwiCHərˈtwɪtʃər

1A person or thing that twitches.
Example sentencesExamples
- Turns out I'm a big twitcher, too, and this may explain why the dog has stopped sleeping in our bed.
- The nail-biter, hair-twirler, foot-tapper, chain-smoker, or twitcher rarely gets past one interview.
1. 1.1British informal A birdwatcher whose main aim is to collect sightings of rare birds.
  Example sentencesExamples
  The area is renowned for its bird life and there were several twitchers already there, all armed with binoculars.
  But when you arrive, what you find is a gem of an island that is a Mecca for yachties and twitchers, but which is seriously overlooked by ordinary tourists like me.
  I stand to be corrected by any twitchers among my readership but I thought that cacophony didn't occur in the middle of winter, so is this another effect of global warming?
  And with a record 1,762 Whooper's swans coming to dine on grain and potatoes and bask in higher temperatures, the spectacular visitors are causing twitchers ' hearts to race.
  It's amazing what those twitchers can spot in the parched outback in Winter.
  In some cities, there are exclusive clubs for twitchers.
  Botanists, twitchers and wildlife-watchers in Scotland say last week's record-breaking heatwave fooled numerous species into believing winter had already passed.
  Its mud-flats, sand dunes and salt marshes attract an array of unusual birds, which accounts for the number of twitchers with binoculars and long-lens cameras on the island.
  These days the town services twitchers, ramblers, anglers and golfers.
  He contacted the British Ornithological Society and up to 70 twitchers from all over the north west descended with cameras and binoculars for a glimpse.
  Tell one birder about an owl in a tree and within a few hours, you can expect to find that tree ringed by a throng of twitchers deploying expensive optics.
  Who ever heard of a twitcher leaving his mobile phone on when bird watching?
  But one particular species had the expert twitcher frantically flicking through the ornithology books when it was delivered to his doorstep this week.
  And a steady stream of twitchers, from all across the North West, made the journey after news of the birds' arrival was posted on a birdwatchers' website.
  The controversial series continues despite furious criticism from twitchers who phoned in when last week's opening episode failed to secure the survival of the rare Weeping Warbler.
  A twitchers ' paradise, the surrounding wetlands and marshes are protected by Birdwatch Ireland.
  The BIRDING COMMUNITY encompasses a broad spectrum of backyard birders, opportunist oglers, weekend watchers, and hardcore twitchers.
  The Scilly Isles as a whole attract a great deal of unusual birds and crowds of twitchers (themselves as odd a sight as any rare bird) are not uncommon.
  Standing next to rainforest so dense you couldn't see for more than a few centimetres into it, and hearing the bird so frustratingly close but not being able to see it, is a special sort of torture for twitchers.
  Amateur twitchers like me can never hope to glimpse these elusive rarities, notwithstanding the wonder of the internet providing immediate advice as to their whereabouts.

单词	twitcher
释义	Definition of twitcher in English: twitcher nounˈtwɪtʃəˈtwɪtʃər 1A person or thing that twitches. Example sentencesExamples Turns out I'm a big twitcher, too, and this may explain why the dog has stopped sleeping in our bed. The nail-biter, hair-twirler, foot-tapper, chain-smoker, or twitcher rarely gets past one interview. 2British informal A birdwatcher whose main aim is to collect sightings of rare birds. Example sentencesExamples The area is renowned for its bird life and there were several twitchers already there, all armed with binoculars. The BIRDING COMMUNITY encompasses a broad spectrum of backyard birders, opportunist oglers, weekend watchers, and hardcore twitchers. Standing next to rainforest so dense you couldn't see for more than a few centimetres into it, and hearing the bird so frustratingly close but not being able to see it, is a special sort of torture for twitchers. But one particular species had the expert twitcher frantically flicking through the ornithology books when it was delivered to his doorstep this week. And a steady stream of twitchers, from all across the North West, made the journey after news of the birds' arrival was posted on a birdwatchers' website. Botanists, twitchers and wildlife-watchers in Scotland say last week's record-breaking heatwave fooled numerous species into believing winter had already passed. In some cities, there are exclusive clubs for twitchers. Its mud-flats, sand dunes and salt marshes attract an array of unusual birds, which accounts for the number of twitchers with binoculars and long-lens cameras on the island. These days the town services twitchers, ramblers, anglers and golfers. Tell one birder about an owl in a tree and within a few hours, you can expect to find that tree ringed by a throng of twitchers deploying expensive optics. But when you arrive, what you find is a gem of an island that is a Mecca for yachties and twitchers, but which is seriously overlooked by ordinary tourists like me. He contacted the British Ornithological Society and up to 70 twitchers from all over the north west descended with cameras and binoculars for a glimpse. Amateur twitchers like me can never hope to glimpse these elusive rarities, notwithstanding the wonder of the internet providing immediate advice as to their whereabouts. The controversial series continues despite furious criticism from twitchers who phoned in when last week's opening episode failed to secure the survival of the rare Weeping Warbler. A twitchers ' paradise, the surrounding wetlands and marshes are protected by Birdwatch Ireland. And with a record 1,762 Whooper's swans coming to dine on grain and potatoes and bask in higher temperatures, the spectacular visitors are causing twitchers ' hearts to race. I stand to be corrected by any twitchers among my readership but I thought that cacophony didn't occur in the middle of winter, so is this another effect of global warming? It's amazing what those twitchers can spot in the parched outback in Winter. Who ever heard of a twitcher leaving his mobile phone on when bird watching? The Scilly Isles as a whole attract a great deal of unusual birds and crowds of twitchers (themselves as odd a sight as any rare bird) are not uncommon. Rhymes ditcher, hitcher, pitcher, stitcher Definition of twitcher in US English: twitcher nounˈtwiCHərˈtwɪtʃər 1A person or thing that twitches. Example sentencesExamples Turns out I'm a big twitcher, too, and this may explain why the dog has stopped sleeping in our bed. The nail-biter, hair-twirler, foot-tapper, chain-smoker, or twitcher rarely gets past one interview. 1.1British informal A birdwatcher whose main aim is to collect sightings of rare birds. Example sentencesExamples The area is renowned for its bird life and there were several twitchers already there, all armed with binoculars. But when you arrive, what you find is a gem of an island that is a Mecca for yachties and twitchers, but which is seriously overlooked by ordinary tourists like me. I stand to be corrected by any twitchers among my readership but I thought that cacophony didn't occur in the middle of winter, so is this another effect of global warming? And with a record 1,762 Whooper's swans coming to dine on grain and potatoes and bask in higher temperatures, the spectacular visitors are causing twitchers ' hearts to race. It's amazing what those twitchers can spot in the parched outback in Winter. In some cities, there are exclusive clubs for twitchers. Botanists, twitchers and wildlife-watchers in Scotland say last week's record-breaking heatwave fooled numerous species into believing winter had already passed. Its mud-flats, sand dunes and salt marshes attract an array of unusual birds, which accounts for the number of twitchers with binoculars and long-lens cameras on the island. These days the town services twitchers, ramblers, anglers and golfers. He contacted the British Ornithological Society and up to 70 twitchers from all over the north west descended with cameras and binoculars for a glimpse. Tell one birder about an owl in a tree and within a few hours, you can expect to find that tree ringed by a throng of twitchers deploying expensive optics. Who ever heard of a twitcher leaving his mobile phone on when bird watching? But one particular species had the expert twitcher frantically flicking through the ornithology books when it was delivered to his doorstep this week. And a steady stream of twitchers, from all across the North West, made the journey after news of the birds' arrival was posted on a birdwatchers' website. The controversial series continues despite furious criticism from twitchers who phoned in when last week's opening episode failed to secure the survival of the rare Weeping Warbler. A twitchers ' paradise, the surrounding wetlands and marshes are protected by Birdwatch Ireland. The BIRDING COMMUNITY encompasses a broad spectrum of backyard birders, opportunist oglers, weekend watchers, and hardcore twitchers. The Scilly Isles as a whole attract a great deal of unusual birds and crowds of twitchers (themselves as odd a sight as any rare bird) are not uncommon. Standing next to rainforest so dense you couldn't see for more than a few centimetres into it, and hearing the bird so frustratingly close but not being able to see it, is a special sort of torture for twitchers. Amateur twitchers like me can never hope to glimpse these elusive rarities, notwithstanding the wonder of the internet providing immediate advice as to their whereabouts.
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