Twig is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TWIG in dictionary:

VERB:
• to observe, understand
• understand or realize something
• perceive; observe
• To twitch; to pull; to tweak.
• To understand the meaning of; to comprehend; as, do you twig me?
• To observe slyly; also, to perceive; to discover.
• To beat with twigs.
• branch out in a twiglike manner
• understand, usually after some initial difficulty
• realize or understand
NOUN:
• a slender woody shoot growing from a branch or stem of a tree or shrub.
• a small branch of a blood vessel or nerve
• small branch or shoot
• A small shoot or branch of a tree or other plant, of no definite length or size.
• a small branch or division of a branch (especially a terminal division); usually applied to branches of the current or preceding year

Words related to TWIG

twigged13 twigger12 twiggers13 twigging14 twigless12 twiglike16 twigs9

Words that contain TWIG

twigs9 twiggy14 twight13 twigged13 twiggen12 twigger12 twights14 twiglet11 twigloo11 twiggers13 twiggier13 twigging14 twighted16 twigless12 twiglets12 twiglike16 twigloos12 twigsome14 twiggiest14 twighting17

How to use TWIG in a sentence

• O touch not that sweet pear-tree! Bend not a twig of it now.
• A crackling twig or a loose stone struck by a foot might have warned him.
• The dew sparkled in the grass, it hung in glittering jewels from every leaf, and twig, while, now and then, a shining drop would fall upon him as he passed, like a great tear.
• A tiny, brown-coated bird tilted on a twig and sang to them as they passed.
• Orde fell into a brown study, occasionally throwing a twig or a particle of earth at the offending lump in the turf.
• The broken twig came to possess other than literary importance.
• We descended it, and entered a thicket of bramble, every twig of which seemed placed there to bear some token of our wardrobe, as we passed.
• There is one twig broken among the stems of that clump of shrubs.
• He crept back into the thicket, burying himself deep, and was careful not to break a twig or brush a leaf which to the unerring eyes of those who followed could mark where he was.
• Brush wavered, a twig cracked with a miniature explosion.
• I suppose he has heard a beetle trotting by, or seen a twig fall off a tree.
• We must lime more birds before we pull our twig down.
• Three hundred men went through the forest, and sometimes a twig cracked.
• Yet each little individual leaf lives and moves freely upon its centre or twig, which is a common centre for many leaves.
• But the wounded boy rested immovable, and the little twig of holly lying across the rigid cloth, seemed already the green palm they place upon the pillows of the dead.
• If it can break off a twig from a tree, it thinks it has done wonders.
• The waiting April woods, sensitive in every leafless twig to spring, stood in silence and dim nightfall around a lodge.
• Moses had not been there for a month, for Malka was a wealthy twig of the family tree, to be approached with awe and trembling.
• I left my seat and stole on feet which seemed to stir every leaf and twig to loud complaint toward the captive pair.
• The snapping of the smallest twig, a footstep on the dry leaves, the gliding of a body among the grass, would have been heard without difficulty.
• Yvette saw my first shot cut a twig above his head but he did not move, and at the roar of the second he dropped heavily into the vines below.
• He will not reach up for the twig or down for it, but he breaks it because it presents itself to him at the corner of his eye.
• Jonesy came next beside Keith, and the man shuffled along in the rear, looking around with suspicious glances whenever a twig snapped, or a distant dog barked.
• The flames ran from twig to twig with an angry crackling, and soon leaped toward the sky, chasing clouds of smoke before them.
• Every night and morning for a week they were regular in their visits to the trap, but not even a twig had been moved.

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