Definition of “twee”

"It was oddly therapeutic, touring the shops, buying up boxes of twee foil-wrapped bunnies and bags full of tiny bright eggs.

A Mennonite friend of mine professed discomfort at the marketing of her ethnicity in a twee Ontario town.

A colourful, if slightly twee , calendar facility will also be available later in the year.

Charles finds this idea touching, I find it smug, twee and rather nauseating.

God knows what I was doing putting on this embarrassingly twee all-men-together act.

I mean, come on: this was going to be some insufferably twee tale about the friendship between two feisty old biddies.

I mean, it's too deliberate and it's kind of twee , it's---"" Jo---e!

It has a French name but it has the most twee English humour.

There is poetry too, a little twee for some tastes, but representative of a culture and a cricket now gone.