sprig
/sprɪɡ/
noun
- A small stem or branch of a plant, often with leaves or flowers, used for decoration or as a garnish.
- She added a sprig of mint to her lemonade for extra flavor.
- The chef placed a sprig of parsley on top of the dish.
- He picked a sprig of lavender from the garden and put it in a vase.
- A small, thin nail or brad without a head, used in woodworking.
- The carpenter hammered a sprig into the molding to hold it in place.
- You'll need a sprig to secure the back of the picture frame.
- He used a sprig to attach the thin piece of wood to the frame.