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View usage for: (sprɪg) Word forms: plural sprigscountable nounA sprig is a small stem with leaves on it which has been picked from a bush or plant, especially so that it can be used in cooking or as a decoration. Synonyms: spray, stem, twig More Synonyms of sprig (sprɪɡ) noun1. a shoot, twig, or sprout of a tree, shrub, etc; spray 2. an ornamental device resembling a spray of leaves or flowers 3. a small wire nail without a head 4. informal, rare a youth 5. informal, rare a person considered as the descendant of an established family, social class, etc 6. New Zealand another name for stud1 (sense 7) verbWord forms: sprigs, sprigging or sprigged (transitive)7. to fasten or secure with sprigs 8. to ornament (fabric, wallpaper, etc) with a design of sprigs 9. to make sprays from (twigs and branches) Derived forms sprigger (ˈsprigger) noun spriggy (ˈspriggy) adjective Word origin C15: probably of Germanic origin; compare Low German sprick, Swedish spryggsprig in American English (sprɪg) noun1. a. a little twig or spray b. a design or ornament like this 2. a small, headless brad 3. a young fellow; stripling 4. a person as the offspring or scion of a family, institution, class, etc. used humorously verb transitiveWord forms: sprigged or ˈsprigging5. to remove sprigs from (a bush, tree, etc.) 6. to decorate with a design of sprigs 7. to fasten with small, headless brads Derived forms spriggy (ˈspriggy) adjectiveWord forms: ˈspriggier or ˈspriggiest Word origin ME sprigge, prob. akin to MDu sprik, dry twig: for IE base see spark 1Examples of 'sprig' in a sentencesprig Serve garnished with the sprigs of parsley.Squeeze over a little lemon juice and add any leftover sprigs of rosemary.Then add a bow or a sprig of holly.Serve garnished with small sprigs of basil.Serve with small sprigs of fresh mint.Roll a large basil leaf tightly around each rosemary sprig.Garnish top of loaf with slices of tomato and a sprig of parsley.Season and add six sprigs of thyme.Cutting sprigs of holly in spring will provide all the pruning they need.Serve cold with sprigs of fresh coriander.Place a rosemary sprig on top of each piece of fish and lower the heat to medium.Drain and serve with parsley sprigs as garnish.Remove the leaves from half of the thyme sprigs and add to the pan with the garlic.Garnish with some fresh thyme sprigs and serve straight away.Add the thyme and rosemary sprigs to the pan.Small handful of parsley: leaves finely chopped and some sprigs for garnish.There is a troubling sprig of mistletoe in your hair, that you noticed only after showering.Finally, garnish with small sprigs of dill and serve.Set aside four good sprigs of parsley, discarding stalk.A sprig of holly in our tum.Strain into a bottle and drop in the garlic, chilli peppers and a small fresh sprig of basil.Chop the needles from 1 of the rosemary sprigs and chop 4 of the basil leaves.THE world's largest sprig of mistletoe was unveiled at Heathrow this week. British English: sprig NOUN A sprig is a small stem with leaves on it which has been picked from a bush or plant, especially so that it can be used in cooking or as a decoration. - American English: sprig
- Brazilian Portuguese: raminho
- Chinese: 嫩枝
- European Spanish: ramita
- French: rameau
- German: Zweig
- Italian: ramoscello
- Japanese: 小枝
- Korean: >잔가지요리 및 장식에 쓰이는
- European Portuguese: raminho
- Latin American Spanish: ramita
Definition a shoot, twig, or sprout Chop the watercress, reserving a sprig or two for garnish. Seewand- spread out
- spread something out
- spree
- sprig
- sprightly
- spring
- spring up
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