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Twig

Twig meaning

A small thin branch of a tree or bush. | Somebody, or one of their body parts, not looking developed.

Example sentences (20)

Some recommended using a Sacred Twig, while others said to equip a Hunter's Ring so that the player gets pulled into another world.

The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart cast include Asher Keddie (Nine Perfect Strangers) as Sally Morgan, Frankie Adams () as Candy Blue, and Leah Purcell () as Twig North.

Twig of Lavish Fruits: Produces Lavish Fruits, so the boss can unleash its deadly Flamboyant Gore ability.

Even the slightest snap of a twig filled him with fear.

The Twig Book Shop at The Pearl is partnering with San Antonio-based animal conservation group Once in a Wild for a series of events pairing books and wildlife encounters.

They would also have been quite short, somewhere between two and four metres tall, with branches covered in hundreds of twig-like structures instead of leaves.

Twig said meth was a huge problem in the area, and warned that once nighttime hits, you'd usually see people 'walking around like zombies' on the streets and hear 'screaming' out your window.

Ilgar Aziz of SBLM Architects worked with Cast Connex and ultimately took home second place for a graceful 'Twig' system of organically inspired modular structural components.

Microscope image of Iron Age oak twig from Tell Tayinat in Hatay, Turkey.

Red and yellow twig dogwoods and paper bark birch add festive color to any arrangement.

Scrape either a twig or bud with a thumbnail.

Twig the Fairy, one of the Renaissance Festival's many characters.

Every limb, every twig is dense with seeds, a load so heavy that the lower branches are nearly brushing the ground.

Every wolfberry dangling from a twig, in Texas, in January, matters.

Surprisingly, a few fans on social media did not twig straight away that de Bruyne was fooling around.

As played by Redmayne, an actor who already becomes virtually invisible when not taking on some kind of hoary affectation, Dug’s characterization is so tenuous that his scripting begins and end at his ability to be tossed around with the ease of a twig.

He left behind a piece of himself, but what grew from that twig is an entirely new character who we've grown to appreciate.

Mandy Burdick, co-owner of TWIG, reports their store had an excellent sales evening.

We have to hear the twig cracking of the predator sneaking up behind us — that’s in that high-frequency range.

After mating, the female cuts slits into the bark of a twig where she deposits her eggs.