1. twig

noun. ['ˈtwɪg'] a small branch or division of a branch (especially a terminal division); usually applied to branches of the current or preceding year.

Rhymes with Twig

• mcquigg
• isgrigg
• sprigg
• renege
• zbig
• whig
• trygg
• trigg
• trig
• swig
• stig
• quigg
• prigge
• prig
• grigg
• brig
• zig
• wigg
• vig
• tig
• sigg
• sig
• rigg
• rig
• pigg
• pig
• nigg
• mig
• knigge
• jig

Sentences with twig

1. Noun, singular or mass
Apply a thin line of white glue around the top of the twig structure.

2. Adjective
In severely infested trees, the insects eat the entire leaf and there is branch and twig dieback.

3. Proper noun, singular
Prevent Cercospora needle blight, Phomopsis and Kabatina twig blights by spraying with an appropriate fungicide before infection occurs.

2. blood-twig

noun. European deciduous shrub turning red in autumn having dull white flowers.

3. twig

verb. ['ˈtwɪg'] branch out in a twiglike manner.

4. twig

verb. ['ˈtwɪg'] understand, usually after some initial difficulty.