Rangoon creeper
Rangoon creeper noun: a large tropical vine with red flowers (Combretum indicum), native to India and Southeast Asia, where it has been widely used in traditional medicine.

Noun
Rangoon creeper (plural Rangoon creepers)
- A large tropical vine with red flowers (Combretum indicum), native to India and Southeast Asia, where it has been widely used in traditional medicine.
- Synonyms:
- Chinese honeysuckle
Synonyms of Rangoon creeper
Forms of Rangoon creeper
| plural | Rangoon creepers |
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Questions about Rangoon creeper
- What does Rangoon creeper mean?
- Rangoon creeper means a large tropical vine with red flowers (Combretum indicum), native to India and Southeast Asia, where it has been widely used in traditional medicine.
- What part of speech is Rangoon creeper?
- Rangoon creeper is a noun.
- What is the plural of Rangoon creeper?
- The plural of Rangoon creeper is Rangoon creepers.
Words near Rangoon creeper in the dictionary
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