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Meanings of woodbine in English
Common North American vine with compound leaves and bluish-black berrylike fruit.
Usage of woodbine in English
1
The woodbine is good for its fall color, although weedy in growth.
2
We are the city equivalent to the woodbine and the honeysuckle.
3
The wall streamed with woodbine, very glorious in its autumnal flamings.
4
A scarlet woodbine swung lazily back and forth beyond the window.
5
He took a sprig of woodbine that was coloured of cream and butter.
6
The leaves were deep-lobed, shaped a little like woodbine, but rough to touch.
7
Something indescribably phobic shuffled out and sat by the track, smoking a woodbine.
8
How cool was the sitting-room, with the woodbine falling about the open windows!
9
How cool was the sitting-room, with the woodbine falling about the open window!
10
The woodbine, and this is a strange fancy, is the king of the woods.
11
By this time they had reached an arbor completely overgrown with jasmine and woodbine.
12
So doth the woodbine, the sweet honeysuckle, gently en- twist.
13
Great crimson roses, wet with dew, and odorous woodbine peeped in as she opened it.
14
He did not answer at once, and she thrust her hand through the woodbine again.
15
When the cherries are gone, they visit the sassafras and pepperidge trees, and the woodbine tangles.
16
The several varieties of clematis are desirable if combined with the heavier growing grape or woodbine.
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