Vine

/vaɪn/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A climbing or trailing plant, especially one that bears grapes or other fruits.

The vine twisted around the trellis, creating a beautiful green canopy.

A plant that is similar in growth habit to a traditional vine, typically characterized by long stems that require support.

The garden was filled with colorful flowers and lush vines climbing the fences.

The stem of a plant, especially one that trails or climbs.

The vine had long tendrils that wrapped around the nearby support post.

verb

To grow or climb like a vine.

The young plants began to vine up the side of the building.

To train or guide a plant to grow in a specific direction.

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.

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

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

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

I loved that new meme; I need to vine it!