twigged

Verb

The word is derived from twig

Meaning

of Twig

Source: Webster's dictionary

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Examples

And that Socrates never twigged that constantly flashing the cash, rather than using his plastic, would not arouse suspicion. Source: Internet

"The writing of the article obviously twigged the emotions of readers who expressed that on members of our staff. Source: Internet

Unfortunately, assorted bad guys have also twigged to the shrine's possible whereabouts, so a host of potential villains descend upon Rothenburg in Germany. Source: Internet

I finished nearly the whole bottle before I twigged. Source: Internet

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