Twice, Twig, Twilight, Twill

subsev- Twin, Twine, Twist, etc. See under Two. Twiddle. See under Tweedle. I Twig, twig, v. t. To understand the meaning of; to observe slyly. or vile- I Twinge, twinj, v. t. [twinged (twinjd), twlngeing.] To pull with a twitch, pinch, tweak; to torment with pinching or sharp pains. — v. i. To have a sudden, to sharp, local pain, like a twitch.— n. A pinch; tweak; twitch; a darting, local pain of momentary continp. a. Tut'- I uance.— Twink'le, twink'l, v. i. [twinkled Md), sides, -ling.] To open and shut the eyes rapidly, blink, rotating wink; to sparkle, flash at intervals, scintillate. — n. A closing or opening, or a quick motion of the eye; bird,— a wink; the time of a wink; a twinkling. — TwinkA note is ling, n. Act of one who, or that which, twinkles; a the conwink; a scintillation; sparkling; the time of a wink; a moment; instant.— Twitch, twich, r. t. [twitched (twieht), twitching.] To pull with a sudden jerk; to pluck with a short, quick motion; to snatch, —n. A pull with a jerk; a short, sudden, quick pull or contraction.— TwitcbZ-graas, n. A species of gra which it is difficult to exterminate.