A noun meaning: Your collective followers. Use: “Have a good weekend, tweeple!” If you want to be Twitter-savvy and give your tweets a personal touch at the same time, start using the Twitter term “tweeple” to address your group of collective followers. They will feel more important and appreciated if they see you taking time out of tweeting about yourself to address them. This is not to be confused as another term for general twitterers; it’s only used to refer to the people who follow you.
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