IPA: /ˈtwɪɡlaɪk/
KK: /twɪglaɪk/
Something that looks like a small branch or stick; it is usually thin and fragile.
The artist used twiglike shapes to create a delicate sculpture.
Comparative: twigliker
Superlative: twiglikest
Twiglike → It is formed from "twig" (from Old English "twicga", meaning a small branch or shoot) and "-like" (meaning resembling or having the characteristics of). The word "twiglike" means resembling or having the characteristics of a twig.
Think of a small branch ('twig') and how something that is 'twiglike' resembles that small branch.