Definitions

from The Century Dictionary.

  • noun The bryony.

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Examples

  • At the very end of the cabin, where the wood-vine grew thick and dense, Peter had burrowed himself a hiding-place, and into this he skulked with the quickness of a rat getting away from its enemies.

    The Country Beyond James Oliver Curwood 1903

  • Through the middle of it purled a tiny creek which disappeared between the ragged shoulders of rock, and close to this creek stood the cabin, its log walls smothered under a luxuriant growth of wood-vine.

    The Country Beyond James Oliver Curwood 1903

  • Then he slipped back through the tunnel he had made under the wood-vine, and saw Nada walking swiftly toward the break in the ridge.

    The Country Beyond James Oliver Curwood 1903

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