twig
121twiggen — ˈtwigən adjective Etymology: twig (I) + en archaic : made of twigs : covered with wickerwork …
122twiggery — ˈtwigərē, ri noun ( es) Etymology: twig (I) + ery : all the twigs of a shrub or tree this ailing tree was the only survivor … and so its twiggery had to accommodate the sparrows C.D.Stewart …
123twigsome — twigˈsome adjective • • • Main Entry: ↑twig …
124twigborer — twig borer n. Any of various small beetles or moths whose larvae bore into the twigs of certain trees, especially fruit trees. * * * …
125twiggy — /twig ee/, adj., twiggier, twiggiest. 1. of, pertaining to, or resembling twigs. 2. full of twigs. [1555 65; TWIG1 + Y1] * * * …
12655791 — Twig, Mn (Miscellaneous » ZIP Codes) …
127Twiggy — Twig|gy [...gi] die; , s <nach dem gleichnamigen magersüchtigen Mannequin der 1960er Jahre> extrem schlankes Mädchen (als Schönheitsideal) …
128twiggen — twig·gen …
