tweakin a sentence
tweak as in: tweaked the engine
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I spent over an hour tweaking my avatar's hair and trying on different skins to wear to the club.† (source)
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Peter shifts in his seat and gives me a look like he's trying not to laugh, and I get nervous—tweaking a boy on the nose is romantic, right?† (source)
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Another memory tweaks.† (source)
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It was an elegant concept, said Crake, though it still needed some tweaking.† (source)
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It spent several minutes tweaking its feathers with its beak, exposing soft down.† (source)
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Tweaky, pokey!† (source)
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The power failure had tweaked a deep chord in me, making me feel as if I'd lost a sense, as if I was blind or deaf without the hum of the machines.† (source)
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Iranians in America have had to tweak this tradition a bit.† (source)
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Roshaneh and Sadaffe spent their first few years tweaking the business model.† (source)
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I could swear it tweaks its angle to raise my elbows higher.† (source)
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They stay inside most of the time, aside from occasional wild-eyed treks to the laundry room—darting across the gravel parking lot with their clothes in trash bags, some sort of tweaky spring cleaning.† (source)
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Tally tweaked the eye-shape parameters, pulling the arch of the eyebrows down almost to normal.† (source)
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' " I gives her little snout a tweak.† (source)
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The buxom red-haired innkeep howled with pleasure at the sight of them, then promptly set to tweaking them.† (source)
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It's basically the recipe on the back of chocolate chips with a few tweaks, such as adding a pinch of nutmeg and cinnamon to the dry ingredients.† (source)
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Alby reached down and tweaked the boy's ear.† (source)
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Tweak!
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Tweak = untracked word in this novel
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