to vine

To spread over something and cover it, as moss or vines do

To grow over something by creeping or climbing

Fail to grow or succeed because people do not support it

A climbing plant that holds on to walls and posts by wrapping around them or using small roots

A fast-growing climbing plant from eastern Asia that quickly covers trees and buildings

A climbing woody plant that produces small sweet fruit for eating or wine

A climbing plant with light-blue flowers used to decorate walls and fences

A climbing plant with large bell-shaped orange or red flowers often grown in gardens

A small maple tree with curved stems that root and form dense thickets

A climbing plant from tropical Africa with yellow flowers that have a dark purple center

A climbing plant that grows round melons with orange flesh

A plant that grows round melons with rough tan skin and orange flesh

A tropical African climbing plant that makes beans used in medicine and once used as a poison

A climbing plant with bright yellow flowers grown for gardens

A climbing plant that grows back every year with twining stems and fragrant green flowers

A Mexican climbing plant with large yellow funnel-shaped flowers that smell sweet

A climbing plant from China that has glossy heart-shaped leaves that smell of cinnamon and edible tubers

A tropical climbing plant that grows up trees and has small flowers that smell like vanilla

A vine from Europe that produces grapes used for eating and making wine

A bush with thorny branches, purple flowers, and orange-red berries

A low climbing woody plant with small thick leaves and red flowers

A woody climbing plant with bright orange-red flowers and stems that show a cross shape when cut

A tropical vine that makes peppery berries used as a spice and medicine

A climbing garden plant with long green vegetables used in salads

A climbing plant from tropical America with finely divided leaves and red star-shaped flowers

An evergreen climbing plant with glossy leaves and fragrant white, trumpet-shaped flowers

A climbing plant with feathery leaves and white or pink flowers

A climbing plant with woody stems and round seed pods like small balloons

A West Indian climbing plant with spiny stems, white scented flowers, and small yellow or orange fruits

A climbing plant grown for its fuzzy, green fruit

A low plant from Central America that grows along the ground and has frilly white flowers

A vine without leaves that wraps around and harms plants like clover, with small white bell-shaped flowers on orange-yellow stems

A bush or climbing plant with bright berries you can eat and showy flowers

A climbing plant that grows melons like watermelons or cantaloupes

A climbing plant with purple flowers and edible pods with four winged edges

A climbing plant that makes fruits with hard skins like bottle gourds

A climbing plant that stays green all year with large bright yellow flowers

A North American climbing plant with purple flowers and edible roots

A climbing plant from South Africa with a large rough root like an elephant's foot

A South African vine with a very large underground tuber

A climbing evergreen plant with bright green claw-shaped flowers used for decoration

A climbing plant with hairy leaves and dark purple-brown flowers

A climbing plant that grows large round orange pumpkins

A woody vine from the southern United States with bright flowers and a cross-shaped stem when cut

A low plant with long spreading stems and bright purple flowers that grows on coastal sand dunes

A fast-growing climbing plant that quickly covers fences and walls

A climbing plant with bright flowers that sometimes bears sweet fruit

A low plant that has yellow flowers and pods that grow under the soil and make edible peanuts

A climbing or bush plant whose small fruits are dried to make a common cooking spice

A tough climbing plant with large leaves and curved, pipe-like flowers

A vine that grows in dry fields and makes small hard green fruits that are not edible

A bushy plant that grows soft edible squash eaten young

A vine that grows sweet melons with a netted rind, like cantaloupe

A trailing plant grown for its large sweet roots eaten as food

A climbing Asian vine with long saw-like leaves, white flower clusters, and greenish yellow fruit you can eat

A climbing plant with dark shiny leaves and poisonous yellow fruits often grown in gardens

A climbing plant with fragrant greenish flowers often grown for decoration

A climbing plant from East Asia with leaves marked silver and yellow edible fruit that cats often like

A climbing plant with thin twisting stems that has pretty leaves and berries

A plant that grows along the ground and produces pumpkins or similar edible fruits

A climbing shrub with yellow seed pods that show bright red seeds

A tropical climbing plant with yellow flowers, edible young fruits, and dried inner fruit used as a sponge

A climbing plant with pretty flowers and small edible potatoes

A climbing plant with large red-purple bell-shaped flowers and thick leaf-like parts under the flowers

A desert plant with thin spiny branches that makes leaves and red flower clusters after rain

A thin tree snake that looks like a vine

A climbing or trailing plant that grows a large green fruit with red inside

A plant that grows edible potatoes underground and has poisonous climbing stems

A tropical plant that grows along the ground or climbs and has a large root people eat

A climbing tropical plant with a large root used for food and related to the sweet potato

A climbing plant that grows large smooth fruits used in Asian cooking