twig(g)age Literary. rare.
(ˈtwɪgɪdʒ)
[f. twig n.1 + -age.]
Twigs collectively.
| 1923 Glasgow Herald 11 Dec. 6/8 Even the umbered purple loom of the birch twigage and its stem washes of amethystine-cream were but enhanced. 1964 Listener 16 Apr. 633/3 The dry stuff's best To start with, twiggage and haulm and herby tops. |