twart造句

• Requesting for bold edits, but I cannot do anything because this user continues to twart every edit.
• I saw mention of someone in England whose last name was " Twart . " I understand that the r is typically not pronounced in a " Long John Silver " or USA way in England but that would imply that " Twart " and " twat " were pronounced about the same.
• I saw mention of someone in England whose last name was " Twart . " I understand that the r is typically not pronounced in a " Long John Silver " or USA way in England but that would imply that " Twart " and " twat " were pronounced about the same.
• In England would the non-rhotic pronunciation of " Twart " be distinguishable from " twat " in some way, perhaps as sounding more like " twaht " or " twaat ? " In other words, when the " r " is not pronounced rhotically is the " a " given a longer or different sound, so that " arse " sounds different from " aahs " or " os ? " talk ) 04 : 04, 26 February 2014 ( UTC)