Hey There! Welcome to Twitlookup.

Twitlookup is a handy, useful and friendly robot for twitter. Twitlookup helps users to quickly lookup information without having to leave twitter. At present, twitlookup supports weather lookups, dictionary definitions, acronym lookups and hashtags lookups.

Twtilookup can also lookup live scores, schedules and results for sports such as cricket, with more sports being added shortly.

Take a tour of how @twitlookup works, see the basic usage examples or give @twitlookup a try with a live demo without having to use your twitter account.

Please note, @twitlookup is NOT affiliated with Twitter, and will never ask for your twitter username and password information.

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Basic Usage Examples


Twitlookup is very easy to use, you just have to send a simple message to @twitlookup to lookup definitions or get weather information and @twitlookup will reply back to you with a appropriate response.


You can either send a message as a reply to @twitlookup or use the direct messaging facility provided by twitter, however if you prefer to use direct messaging for lookups, you must follow @twitlookup first.


To get usage help in twitter, you can type help against the command name, for example @twitlookup dict help or @twitlookup weather help


Here are some basic examples of how you can use @twitlookup to get information.


Dictionary Lookup Examples


You can easily use @twitlookup to lookup definitions for dictionary words, you can send a message with whatever word word you want to find the definition for and @twitlookup will reply back to your with the definition.

A typical message for a dictionary lookup will look like:


Twitlookup Dictionary Lookup Message


Once you have send the message @twitlookup will process the query and send you back a response, either as a reply or as a direct message, depending on how you send the message to twitlookup.

A typical reply from @twitlookup for a dictionary lookup will look like:


Twitlookup Dictionary Lookup Response


Weather Lookup Examples


Twitlookup provides users with a simple way to lookup weather conditions in any given location. You can query @twitlookup for weather information by either sending a command with the zip code, for example 10003, or the name of the location you want the weather for, for example New York.

A typical message for a weather lookup will look like:


Twitlookup Weather Lookup Message


Once you have send the message @twitlookup will process the query and send you back a response, either as a reply or as a direct message, depending on how you send the message to @twitlookup.

A typical reply from @twitlookup for a weather lookup will look like:


Twitlookup Weather Lookup Response


Acronym Lookup Examples


Acronyms are abbreviations that are formed using the initial components in a phrase or name. If you want to lookup the full meaning of a Acronym, you can easily do it with @twitlookup.

A typical message for a acronym lookup will look like:


Twitlookup Acronym Lookup Message


Once you have send the message @twitlookup will process the query and send you back a response, either as a reply or as a direct message, depending on how you send the message to @twitlookup.

A typical reply from @twitlookup for a Acronym lookup will look like:


Twitlookup Acronym Lookup Response


Hashtags Lookup Examples


Hashtags are a community-driven convention for adding additional context and metadata to your tweets. They're like tags on Flickr, only added inline to your post. You create a hashtag simply by prefixing a word with a hash symbol: #hashtag. If you want to lookup the meaning of a Hashtag, you can easily do it with @twitlookup.

A typical message for a hashtag lookup will look like:


Twitlookup Hashtags Lookup Message


Once you have send the message @twitlookup will process the query and send you back a response, either as a reply or as a direct message, depending on how you send the message to @twitlookup.

A typical reply from @twitlookup for a Hashtag lookup will look like:


Twitlookup Hashtags Lookup Response


IPL Scores Lookup Examples


IPL or Indian Premier League is a popular crciket tournament in the 20/20 format, that features some of the best talent in the world, you can easily find the latest scores, match schedules and results with the help of @twitlookup.

A typical message for a IPL live score lookup will look like:


@twitlookup ipl live or @twitlookup ipl score for getting live score information.


@twitlookup ipl fixture or @twitlookup schedule for getting the schedule or fixtures of upcoming matches.


@twitlookup ipl result for getting information about the results of the last matches played.


Once you have send the message @twitlookup will process the query and send you back a response, either as a reply or as a direct message, depending on how you send the message to @twitlookup.


General Commands


@twitlookup has some general commands which can be used to get help or credits information.

A typical message for a getting general information would look like:


@twitlookup help to get help for using @twitlookup.


@twitlookup credits to get credits information about @twitlookup


Once you have send the message @twitlookup will process the query and send you back a response, either as a reply or as a direct message, depending on how you send the message to @twitlookup.


Live Demo

Try out @twitlookup without using twitter, choose from the lookup options and click on lookup to get a response.



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hint: type a word that you want to find the meaning for, for example twitter