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Twactor ; Twacting. 1. The merging of two words. Twat and Actor. Tw'actor. 2. Substandard acting that runs the whole gamut of emotion(s) from 'a' to 'b'. 3. Usually depicted by Z list 'actors' ( either newbies, washed up TV /radio presenters, game show hosts and other such 'personalities') with no ethical grounding or real world ability providing poorly choreographed visual and audio sound byte 'skill sets' to the entertainment industry that target consumers through constant airplay overkill. Mainly ascribed to ads promoting financial marketing (esp life insurance, hair and make up products , oral hygiene and dentistry products, incontinence pads / sanitary wear products and home furniture) 4. Presenters on shopping marketing channels 5. Product details pitched to an audience that entail deliberate dumbing down and pointless word play (i.e light reflective shine ), usually backed up with unrealistic fictitious statistics (i.e 83 percent of 51 women agreed), lack lustre wooden delivery and, in most cases, far too much emphasis and reliance on CGI, sound enhancements and sparkles. 6. NOT Jonathan Ross discussing agricultural machinery in 'Farmers Weekly'.
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