1. To adorn with sprigs; to drive sprigs into.

2. A small shoot or twig; a scion; a brad or nail without a head; a representation of a spring in embroidery.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• smrik,
• sprng,
• spirng,
• sprial,
• sprong,
• apric,
• spriti,
• spril,
• strog,
• siprit,
• sprign,
• sprup,
• sprimg,
• sprnig,
• sprin,
• spriing,
• spriit,
• spraid,
• sprink,
• sprug

• sprag,
• sprigger,
• sparse,
• spergula,
• spargo,
• Spiers,
• sparge,
• Spurgeon,
• sparks,
• sparkle,
• sparsity,
• spork,
• spark,
• SPIRES,
• speirs,
• spriggs,
• Spraggs,
• SPRAGUE,
• Spurgin,
• sparkly,
• Sparkes,
• sprog,
• spurge,
• spheric,
• sparker,
• sprigged.

The adjective form of the word "sprig" is "spriggy".

The plural of the "sprig" can be the "sprigs".

The singular of the "sprig" can be the "sprig".