Tweaker
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Also: [tweeker].
Person who constantly stays up cleaning, washing, organizing, powertooling, sorting or otherwise keeping themself busy doing menial tasks.
Someone who constantly makes slight alterations on (usually a very specific) object, i.e. computer, software, automobile, etc.
A compulsive liar, thief, or both.
A methamphetamine ([tweak]), or other form of speed, addict (who displays all of the above in an obsessive-compulsive manner). -
A person that is under the influence of methamphetamines and is in the middle of three projects at the same time none of which will ever be completed.
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Most commonly known as a speed/meth addict.
Less commonly known as: a female [stoner]. -
A tweaker is someone high as fuck on crystal meth. Tweakers can have sex with their partners for days at a time. They love to clean, organize, pace, etc. Tweakers can never sit still and can only focus on one thing at a time.
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Some one who does [crystal] aka [tweak] and has been up for days showing signs by talkng alot pacing around and fidgiting
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Also: [tweeker].
Person who constantly stays up cleaning, washing, organizing, powertooling, sorting or otherwise keeping themself busy doing menial tasks.
Someone who constantly makes slight alterations on (usually a very specific) object, i.e. computer, software, automobile, etc.
A compulsive liar, thief, or both.
A methamphetamine ([tweak]), or other form of speed, addict (who displays all of the above in an obsessive-compulsive manner). -
An extremely overly [paranoid] individual usuallly high on meth or some other type of [stimulant]...the person is usuallyvery [high strung] and easily distracted by most anything.
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An individual who uses methamphetamine and enjoys [tinkering] with clocks, cars, electronics, organizing junk or just coloring a picture. They are extremely [meticulous] and can be easily identified by a [headlamp] or flashlight which is inclusive to the tweaker culture. Can usually be found in the company of shadow folk.
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