Meaning & Definition of word "Vine"

Vine

/vaɪn/

1. A climbing or trailing plant, especially one that bears grapes or other fruits.
- Example: The vine twisted around the trellis, creating a beautiful green canopy.
2. A plant that is similar in growth habit to a traditional vine, typically characterized by long stems that require support.
- Example: The garden was filled with colorful flowers and lush vines climbing the fences.
3. The stem of a plant, especially one that trails or climbs.
- Example: The vine had long tendrils that wrapped around the nearby support post.

1. To grow or climb like a vine.
- Example: The young plants began to vine up the side of the building.
2. To train or guide a plant to grow in a specific direction.
- Example: It's important to vine the seedlings properly to ensure they get enough sunlight.

Middle English from Old French 'vigne', from Latin 'vinea' meaning 'vineyard'.

grapevine:

An informal means of spreading information, often through rumor.

climbing vine:

A type of vine that ascends structures or other plants.

tangled in the vines:

Caught or entangled in something complex or confusing.

grape:

A small, round fruit that grows in clusters on vines.

trellis:

A framework that supports climbing plants such as vines.

botany:

The study of plants, including their structure, properties, and biochemical processes.

Meaning: A distinctive short video that became popular on the platform Vine.

Example Sentence: That trick shot you did is definitely a vine-worthy moment!

Meaning: Used as a verb meaning to create or share a short video.

Example Sentence: I loved that new meme; I need to vine it!