Definition of «twig»

A twig is a small branch or shoot on a tree, bush or shrub. It can also refer to a thin stick or rod, often used for gathering or holding something such as flowers or leaves. In biology, it refers to one of the smaller branches that make up the structure of certain plants like trees and shrubs.

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She picked up a twig from the ground and used it to stir her campfire.
The bird built its nest using twigs that it collected from nearby trees.
As they hiked through the forest, they stepped over fallen twigs on the trail.
The crafty child used twigs and leaves to create a miniature house for their toy figures.
The artist used twigs as a unique and natural material to create a sculpture for an outdoor exhibition.
The wind blew and snapped twigs off the tree branches, littering the yard with small pieces.
Camping in the woods, they used twigs as toothpicks after their meals.
The florist incorporated twigs into a flower arrangement to add texture and a rustic touch.
The gardener pruned the tree, removing dead twigs to support healthier growth.
The dog happily chased after a thrown twig, wagging its tail with excitement.

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Also, In the Pink, mostly because I love lanterns and vases of twigs with buds. (theletteredcottage.net)
But this wreath is a little different than most, you can make it with twigs from your backyard and some twine from the garage! (tarynwhiteaker.com)
For this series, «Bearing» (all works 2014), the artist cast broken fragments of twigs in bronze, then recombined and fused them together to create longer forms. (artforum.com)
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