twerker

English

Etymology

twerk +‎ -er

Noun

twerker (plural twerkers)

1. A person who twerks.
   • 2007 October 5, Mike Bushnell, “Superman that ... album”, in The Maneater, University of Missouri:

     And some of the songs are good at least for a few laughs, including "Booty Meat," in which Soulja Boy demands all the boppers, twerkers and the like "shake that booty meat," over and over.

   • 2013 September 1, John Harlow, “Nowhere to hide in age of social media”, in The Australian:

     It will bring her back into the Disney fold as an adult and perhaps enable her to find a healthy balance between her warring halves - the publicity-seeking twerker and, somewhere still inside, the charming Smiley Miley Cyrus.

   • 2013 September 6, Daniel Miller, “Girl sets herself on fire after roommate opens door while she was twerking against it doing a headstand”, in Daily Mail:

     It may be the hot dance craze of the moment, but one hapless young twerker appears to take things a little too far when she literally sets herself on fire in the middle of a raunchy routine.