| tweak | pinch or pull with a jerk; pluck sharply; administer fine adjustments (to a mechanism, etc.); tease | en | (fiil) | en |
| tweak | act of pinching or pulling with a jerk; sharp pluck; action of administering fine adjustments (to a mechanism, etc.); teasing joke, teasing action | en | (isim) | en |
| tweak | To pinch and pull with a sudden jerk and twist; to twitch; as, to tweak the nose | en | en |
| tweak | A sharp pinch or jerk; a twist or twitch; as, a tweak of the nose | en | en |
| tweak | Trouble; distress; tweag | en | en |
| tweak | A prostitute | en | en |
| tweak | If you tweak something, especially part of someone's body, you hold it between your finger and thumb and twist it or pull it. He tweaked Guy's ear roughly | en | en |
| tweak | If you tweak something such as a system or a design, you improve it by making a slight change. He expects the system to get even better as the engineers tweak its performance. Tweak is also a noun. The camera has undergone only two minor tweaks since its introduction | en | en |
| tweak | To make many minor adjustments | en | en |
| tweak | Another term for adjustment | en | en |
| tweak | verb, noun To bend, contort, or otherwise move the body and board during a skateboard maneuver | en | en |
| tweak | This refers to the general process of editing something When you tweak an object you are simply changing it Before a scene is final it will often undergo a lot of tweaking | en | en |
| tweak | A condition at the front or rear of the car where one tire has more load on it than the other For example, if the right rear tire has more weight on it than the left rear tire, the car is said to be "tweaked" This can make the car behave unpredictably, including spinning out in turns, turning more in one direction than the other, upsetting the steering trim, and many other problems | en | en |
| tweak | A minor adjustment | en | en |
| tweak | When a rider puts a little extra on a move makes a bigger arc, extends the board farther, etc | en | en |
| tweak | a term used to describe small changes in the surroundings of a frame If certain elements don't line up quite right, or a background doesn't blend with the foreground action, an animator will alter the picture slightly to make the scene appear more realistic | en | en |
| tweak | A condition in which more pressure is applied to one side of the chassis A vehicle that has a tweak will pull to one side under acceleration and braking | en | en |
| tweak | To bend, contort, or otherwise move the body and board during a skateboard maneuver | en | en |
| tweak | n A jump during which the rider twists the handlebars back and forth in mid-air | en | en |
| tweak | Similar to a boost, a tweak is a transformation performed on a candidate MPFN to produce another candidate Unlike a boost, not all powers are increased For example, if the candidate contains 43^3 79^2, replacing that with 43^2 79^3 is reasonable because 43^2 provides support for the additional factor of 79, but changing 79^2 to 79^3 removes support for one factor of 43 | en | en |
| tweak | (musician-ese) to subtly change | en | en |
| tweak | To fine-tune a system or component to the nth degree in pursuit of perfection A person who constantly does this in an ultimately vain effort to achieve absolute perfection | en | en |
| tweak | to make many minor adjustments--to fine tune | en | en |
| tweak | A bent chassis | en | en |
| tweak | When a rider moves the board or legs while making a grab Tweaking out a Method Grab means the rider would grab the board, then possibly bone out one leg | en | en |
| tweak | Adjusting the position of parts in an assembly scene to avoid overlap in some views or to make some parts more visible | en | en |
| tweak | When a rider puts extra style into a move by twisting their body or board a little further than normal Return to top | en | en |
| tweak | a squeeze with the fingers | en | en |
| tweak | pinch or squeeze sharply | en | en |
| tweak | pull or pull out sharply; "pluck the flowers off the bush" | en | en |
| tweak | adjust finely; "fine-tune the engine" | en | en |
n,v:tweaked / tweaking tweaks Etymology :probably alteration of Middle English twikken to pull sharply, from Old English twiccian to pluck; more at TWITCH. Pronunciation :'twEk. Function :verb. Date :1601.
