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- noun Alternative spelling of
time warp .
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Examples
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Only slightly younger and just as stuck in a timewarp is the security council, the most powerful multilateral political body.
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Crossing genres from lo-fi slacker rock to Greek chillwave, it felt exciting and fresh at the same time as throwing you back into the past in a disorientating timewarp reminiscent of Gold-era Spandau Ballet.
The sax is back 2011
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Crossing genres from lo-fi slacker rock to Greek chillwave, it felt exciting and fresh at the same time as throwing you back into the past in a disorientating timewarp reminiscent of Gold-era Spandau Ballet.
The sax is back 2011
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Cylon hybirds have been cryptically saying “this has happended before and will happen again,” something that helps the timewarp-loop theory.
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It has been in the family since 1888; continuous ownership, a strong instinct for preservation and lack of money for home "improvements" has turned it into a timewarp.
Hancox: All under one roof Charlotte Moore 2010
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I try to explain to people who ask me how this or that project is doing, and I tell them that they do not comprehend the vast and overwhelming timewarp of publishing.
Archive 2010-04-01 2010
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Between Sadik-Khan, Janoff and the other members of the new generation of DOT staffers I met I felt like I'd walked into a timewarp, perhaps the Kennedy era when the best and the brightest served their country and community through government service.
Joel Epstein: A Bronx Tale About Mass Transit: Take Note, Los Angeles 2010
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We all know Don is lives in an Edwardian timewarp!
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Northern Ireland is stuck in a timewarp from the wars of religion in the seventeenth century, with all the hatred, bigotry, sectarianism and intransigence that involves.
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Between Sadik-Khan, Janoff and the other members of the new generation of DOT staffers I met I felt like I'd walked into a timewarp, perhaps the Kennedy era when the best and the brightest served their country and community through government service.
Joel Epstein: A Bronx Tale About Mass Transit: Take Note, Los Angeles 2010
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