noun

Twix

Twix (noun) means a candy bar made of two crunchy biscuit fingers coated in caramel and chocolate. Example: “She grabbed a Twix from the vending machine on her break.”

noun

A candy bar made of two crunchy biscuit fingers coated in caramel and chocolate.

"She grabbed a Twix from the vending machine on her break."

"Twix bars come in a pack of two, which is where the name comes from."

How to use Twix

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishA well-known chocolate-covered biscuit and caramel candy bar sold in pairs.

Common pairings

a Twix bar a fun-size Twix

Word forms

Twixes plural

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Etymology

A brand name blending "twin" and "sticks," referring to the two biscuit fingers in each pack.

Frequently asked questions

What does “Twix” mean?

The word “Twix” means a candy bar made of two crunchy biscuit fingers coated in caramel and chocolate. In plain terms, a well-known chocolate-covered biscuit and caramel candy bar sold in pairs.

How do you use “Twix” in a sentence?

Here is “Twix” used in a sentence: “She grabbed a Twix from the vending machine on her break.”

What part of speech is “Twix”?

“Twix” is a noun.

What is the meaning of Twix?

"Twix" (noun) means a candy bar made of two crunchy biscuit fingers coated in caramel and chocolate.

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