Kenilworth ivy
Kenilworth ivy noun: any member of the species Cymbalaria muralis.
Noun
Kenilworth ivy (uncountable)
- Any member of the species Cymbalaria muralis.
Origin of Kenilworth ivy
From its speculated origin, the English town of Kenilworth or the nearby castle of the same name + ivy, due to the plant's leaves' resemblance to those of ivy.
Questions about Kenilworth ivy
- What does Kenilworth ivy mean?
- Kenilworth ivy means any member of the species Cymbalaria muralis.
- What part of speech is Kenilworth ivy?
- Kenilworth ivy is a noun.
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