twiggy

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• This is called a twiggy fire, and it simulates the top burner in an oven.

• Prescribed burns burn at a lower intensity, eating up debris and twiggy materials but leaving bigger trees intact.

• Harper hosts the 17th episode of The Muppet Show, following Twiggy.

• Befittingly, Entertainment Weekly has styled Dunham as 60s supermodel Twiggy for their 2012 Entertainers of the Year photo shoot.

• There are many woody little, much branched, twiggy shrublets, which bristle all over with thorns and spines.

• The leaves are neat, thickly-arranged, and hoary, while the whole plant is twiggy and of strict though by no means formal growth.

• It is an old inhabitant of our gardens, and forms a somewhat erect, twiggy bush, of fully 10 feet in height.

• Tree moderately vigorous, round-headed, twiggy; shoots reddish; foliage rather dark.

• The great branches stand off nearly at right angles to the trunk, and are bushy and twiggy at the ends.