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Definition of climbing
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Climbing
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of Clim.
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Fingrigo
::
Fingrigo
(n.) A
prickly,
climbing
shrub of the genus
Pisonia.
The fruit is a kind of
berry..
Twining
::
Twining
(a.)
Winding
around
something;
twisting;
embracing;
climbing
by
winding
about a
support;
as, the hop is a
twinning
plant..
Snakewood
::
Snakewood
(n.) An East
Indian
climbing
shrub
(Ophioxylon
serpentinum)
which has the roots and stems
twisted
so as to
resemble
serpents.
Yam
::
Yam (n.) A
large,
esculent,
farinaceous
tuber of
various
climbing
plants
of the genus
Dioscorea;
also, the
plants
themselves.
Mostly
natives
of warm
climates.
The
plants
have
netted-veined,
petioled
leaves,
and pods with three broad
wings.
The
commonest
species
is D.
sativa,
but
several
others
are
cultivated..
Cobaea
::
Cobaea
(n.) A genus of
climbing
plants,
native
of
Mexico
and South
America.
C.
scandens
is a
conservatory
climber
with large
bell-shaped
flowers..
Leg
::
Leg (n.) A limb or
member
of an
animal
used for
supporting
the body, and in
running,
climbing,
and
swimming;
esp., that part of the limb
between
the knee and
foot..
Lady''s Laces
::
Lady's
laces () A
slender
climbing
plant;
dodder.
Labyrinthici
::
Labyrinthici
(n. pl.) An order of
teleostean
fishes,
including
the
Anabas,
or
climbing
perch,
and other
allied
fishes..
Cocculus Indicus
::
Cocculus
Indicus
(n.) The fruit or berry of the
Anamirta
Cocculus,
a
climbing
plant of the East
Indies.
It is a
poisonous
narcotic
and
stimulant..
Climbing
::
Climbing
() p. pr. & vb. n. of
Climb.
Moonseed
::
Moonseed
(n.) A
climbing
plant of the genus
Menispermum;
-- so
called
from the
crescentlike
form of the
seeds.
Scansorial
::
Scansorial
(a.)
Capable
of
climbing;
as, the
woodpecker
is a
scansorial
bird;
adapted
for
climbing;
as, a
scansorial
foot..
Grapevine
::
Grapevine
(n.) A vine or
climbing
shrub,
of the genus
Vitis,
having
small green
flowers
and lobed
leaves,
and
bearing
the fruit
called
grapes..
Alpenstock
::
Alpenstock
(n.) A long
staff,
pointed
with iron, used in
climbing
the
Alps..
Climbing
::
Climbing
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of Clim.
Liana
::
Liana (n.) A
luxuriant
woody
plant,
climbing
high trees and
having
ropelike
stems.
The
grapevine
often has the habit of a
liane.
Lianes
are
abundant
in the
forests
of the
Amazon
region..
Heartseed
::
Heartseed
(n.) A
climbing
plant of the genus
Cardiospermum,
having
round seeds which are
marked
with a spot like a
heart..
Running
::
Running
(a.)
Extending
by a
slender
climbing
or
trailing
stem; as, a
running
vine..
Nepenthes
::
Nepenthes
(n.) A genus of
climbing
plants
found in
India,
Malaya,
etc., which have the
leaves
prolonged
into a kind of stout
tendril
terminating
in a
pitcherlike
appendage,
whence
the
plants
are often
called
pitcher
plants
and
monkey-cups.
There are about
thirty
species,
of which the best known is
Nepenthes
distillatoria.
See
Pitcher
plant..
Cragsman
::
Cragsman
(n.) One
accustomed
to climb rocks or
crags;
esp., one who makes a
business
of
climbing
the
cliffs
overhanging
the sea to get the eggs of sea birds or the birds
themselves..
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