Converse of object

• call: It is about two angry people who want to get rid of each other, and they are called the Twits.

• look: Well you are not sure and I don't want to look a twit in front of Adrian and the rest of the audience.

• have: Labor took Kings Lynn in 1997 but now I see they have that twit Bellingham back in again.

• think: Maybe the adjudicators could do the job for no fees at all then it wouldn't matter about being thought a twit.

Adjective modifier

• upper-class: Napoleon is a drunken runt obsessed with height and Robin Hood is an upper-class twit who hasn't a clue about poor people.

• upper: A barbaric ' sport ' only practiced by the upper class twits.

• pompous: Pound is one of those pompous twits who espouse political correctness and believe they know best what is good for you.

• right: He used to wear leather gaiters and looked a right twit.

• arrogant: A bunch of arrogant twits who behave as if they had every right to do anything.

• complete: I didn't like using a headset it was uncomfortable plus you look like a complete twit who works at a call center.

Modifies a noun

• cook: Mr Twit puts frogs in his wife's bed while Mrs Twit cooks up worms in his spaghetti.

Noun used with modifier

• Mrs: Each night when Mrs Twit was asleep, Mr Twit would add a circle of wood to her walking stick and her chair.

• class: A barbaric ' sport ' only practiced by the upper class twits.