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Meanings of little twig in English
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Usage of little twig in English
1
Every bush and little twig was loaded and hung down its head.
2
With this little twig let us carefully brush away the white froth.
3
For support I gave her a little twig of oak as before.
4
It sits on its little twig content, and lets God take care.
5
That little twig jumped up into place right before my very eyes.
6
His heavy, spatulate finger-tips were stripping the little twig bare of its leaves.
7
Paddy crept out on the bank and chewed a little twig of poplar thoughtfully.
8
There was a little twig that righted itself even as I looked at it.
9
The sergeant picked up a little twig, dug at a grass root with it.
10
A little twig, about as thick as the tip of a fishing-rod, cracked under my knee.
11
Every family tree has an aristocratic branch, or bough, or little twig at least, I believe.
12
The thing pounced on Warran's head, clutching his hair with its little twig fingers, chirping angrily.
13
Every little twig, on the smallest branch, is conscientiously painted-andthe result is like a colored photograph.
14
The little twig had first drawn his attention to the Thorne estate and the people who lived there.
15
He had a habit of carrying in his hand a little twig or switch cut from a tree.
16
There is only one little twig which grows to the east of Valhalla, which is called the mistletoe.
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United Kingdom
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