twig in Irish
twig in Irish is craobhóg — twig means a small, thin branch growing off a larger branch of a tree or bush.
twig in Irish
craobhóg
A small thin branch of a tree or bush.
What does "twig" mean?
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noun A small, thin branch growing off a larger branch of a tree or bush.
"She snapped a dry twig underfoot while walking through the woods."
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verb (informal) To suddenly understand or realize something.
"It took him a while, but he finally twigged what she meant."
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twig in a sentence
- She snapped a dry twig underfoot while walking through the woods.
- Birds gathered twigs to build their nest.
- It took him a while, but he finally twigged what she meant.
- I twigged that something was wrong when the lights went out.
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What is "twig" in Irish?
"twig" in Irish is craobhóg. twig means: A small, thin branch growing off a larger branch of a tree or bush.
How do you use "twig" in a sentence?
Example: "She snapped a dry twig underfoot while walking through the woods." In Irish, "twig" is craobhóg.
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