Vine ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Vine ( noun )

1. A plant that climbs by winding itself around supports, or that creeps along the ground, using tendrils or suckers.
2. The stem of such a plant, typically used to produce grapes for wine.

Origin:

From the old english "win" meaning "to wind".

Examples:

1. The grape vineyards were full of lush green vines.
2. The ivy vine climbed up the side of the building.
3. The vine produced a bountiful harvest of grapes.
4. The vine was trained along a trellis.
5. The vine was known for its delicate, fragrant flowers.

(As a verb)

Vine ( verb )

1. A plant that climbs by winding itself around supports, or that creeps along the ground, using tendrils or suckers.
2. The stem of such a plant, typically used to produce grapes for wine.

Origin:

From the old english "win" meaning "to wind".

Examples:

1. The grape vineyards were full of lush green vines.
2. The ivy vine climbed up the side of the building.
3. The vine produced a bountiful harvest of grapes.
4. The vine was trained along a trellis.
5. The vine was known for its delicate, fragrant flowers.