A relatively small and thin branch of a tree or shrub, esp. when cut or broken off; a twig.

A slender shoot issuing from a branch or stem.

A straight slender shoot or branch of a tree; a twig, stick. Obsolete.

A twig; a shoot.

A twig, branch, or stick. British regional and Irish English (northern) in later use.

A twig; a branch. Obsolete.

A twig, †a cutting of a tree.

A small branch or twig of a tree; the stalk of a fruit. Obsolete. rare.

A branch of a tree, a shoot. Obsolete.

Probably: a twig or branch.

A twig. (Cf. shred, v. 2) Obsolete.

A twig, sprig, sprout. Obsolete.

A twig; a branch lopped off; also, occasionally a bush or low tree. dialect.

A branch, a twig.

A small branch, a twig. Also figurative.

Scottish (chiefly north-eastern). The smaller branches of (felled) trees, brushwood, etc., of the type typically used as firewood or for…

Scottish (north-eastern). The smaller branches of (felled) trees, brushwood, etc., of the type typically used as firewood or for kindling. Cf…

A subdivision of a root, a small root or rootlet; occasionally of a twig.

(a) a little twig; (b) (with capital initial) the proprietary name of a crisp, savoury snack in the shape of a twig.

A young slender branch or twig.

= twiglet n. (a).