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Discover LudwigThe word "vine" can be used in written English.
You may use it to refer to a plant with a long stem that grows upwards, often bearing grapes or other fruits. For example, "The garden was full of lush green vines."
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Sixty bucks for a Vine?
Wait, a Vine?
A Vine is a filmic phrase.
A Vine plays as it replays.
Fairy lights dangle from a vine.
Training is necessary to develop a vine of desirable form.
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There's a vine-shaded restaurant and a little bar.
Instagram video as a Vine-killer?
An elderly lady baked me a vine-leaf pie.
Gardner planted it in an Italianate style, with tall evergreens and a vine-covered pergola.
One morning earlier this year, I met Seth at his house, on a vine-covered lane.
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