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Meanings of pumpkin vine in English
Portuguese
cabaceiro-amargoso Catalan
carabassera A coarse vine widely cultivated for its large pulpy round orange fruit with firm orange skin and numerous seeds; subspecies of Cucurbita pepo include the summer squashes and a few autumn squashes.
See moreUsage of pumpkin vine in English
1
The rhekaro's whole small body was withered like a pumpkin vine after a frost.
2
So she questioned him and worried him till he told her that his life lay in a certain pumpkin vine.
3
From her head grew the pumpkin vine; from her breast, the maize; from her limbs, the bean and other useful esculents.
4
Dickie tried to slip out of sight under a pumpkin vine that grew between the rows; but Fatty Coon saw him before he could hide.
5
This was on a branch of a stream having, I am sorry to say, the prosaic name of Pumpkin Vine Creek.
6
"Oh, the pumpkin vines grow right around them and cover them up and choke off their wind and do other various stunts."