'he felt twitted' ist völlig falsch und ist nicht mal ein Wort, was existiert. 'He felt a twit' ginge da noch am ehesten.

Ups.....

Habe den Ausdruck _to twit so._ im LEO gefunden und daraus diese Konstruktion gemacht.
Völlig falsch? Okay!


'He felt a twit_ würdest du dann also _he felt a fool_ vorziehen?

Kommt damit genügend zum Ausdruck, dass man sich von jemand anderem (unangenehm) verarscht fühlt?

He felt being messed aroung with.
Sb took him for a ride.

Z.B.

he felt put on by ...

my €0.02

He felt like they were making a fool of him.

"He felt a twit" means that he felt stupid, perhaps because he did something stupid.

There are other phrases but it depends on *how* the person was being made a fool of. If he was being taken for a ride, then the other person was tricking him; if the wool was being pulled over his eyes they were hiding something from him, etc.